The results of two independent structure determinations of diphenyl disulphide are compared by means of half-normal probability plots. No systematic errors are detected except in the temperature factors of the sulphur atoms.
The crystal structure of thiosemicarbazide, previously determined from photographic data, has been redetermined using intensity data collected by means of a four-circle Picker diffractometer at room temperature. The analysis has been valuable in giving a direct determination of the hydrogen atom positions. The final R= 2.4%. Earlier hypotheses on the hydrogen bonding are confirmed.
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