Usually means: Sulfur compound, natural gas odorant.
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▸ noun:  (organic chemistry) a thiol formally derived from ethyl alcohol by replacing the oxygen atom with sulfur

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methyl mercaptan, thioalcohol, sulfur alcohol, phenyl mercaptan, mercaptoethane, ethanethiol, mercaptoalkyl, acylmercaptan, mercaptan, methanethiol, more...

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methyl mercaptan, thioalcohol, sulfur alcohol, phenyl mercaptan, mercaptoethane, ethanethiol, mercaptoalkyl, acylmercaptan, mercaptan, methanethiol, more...



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