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  • Carbon Sulfide (CS & CS₂): Empirical Formulas & Properties
    Carbon sulfide doesn't exist as a stable compound.

    There are two possibilities you might be thinking of:

    1. Carbon disulfide (CS₂): This is a highly flammable and toxic liquid. Its empirical formula is the same as its molecular formula: CS₂.

    2. Carbon monosulfide (CS): This is a highly reactive molecule that exists in the gas phase. Its empirical formula is CS.

    It's important to note that carbon disulfide is the more common and well-known compound, and it's likely what you're referring to.

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