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A seleno-mercaptan is an organic compound of the formula R-SeH. As such, it is an analogue of alcohols and thiols which contain oxygen and sulfur respectively in place of the selenium atom.

Seleno-mercaptans are toxic, as are the similar mercaptans (

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