Abstract
Abstract General methods of preparation and typical bond distances and bond angles (at sulfur and nitrogen) are reviewed for cyclic sulfur–nitrogen compounds. Correlations between sulfur-nitrogen bond distance and unstrained bond angles in SNS and NSN groups can be used to assess angular strain in 4 and 5 atom thiazene rings and the optimum ring geometries of larger thiazene cations such as S5N+ 5 and S4N2+ 4. The geometry of S3N− 3 is also discussed.
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