CS₂

Definition

CS₂ refers to carbon disulfide, which is a compound composed of one carbon atom bonded with two sulfur atoms. It has linear molecular geometry and contains a double bond between the carbon and each sulfur atom.

Related terms

Carbon Atom: The fundamental building block for organic compounds; it forms covalent bonds with other elements.

Sulfur Atom: An element known for its yellow color; it can form various compounds including those with carbon.

Linear Molecular Geometry: A term used to describe the arrangement or shape formed by the atoms in a molecule when they are connected by multiple bonds.