“…In addition to their interesting chemistry (variation of the substituents R, exchange of the sulfur‐bonded fluorines, saturation of the NS bonds to give penta‐ and hexacoordinate species) their structural and bonding aspects are of common interest. Although sulfur nitrogen species with isolated formal double bonds [RN=SX 2 : CF 3 –N=SF 2 ,2 FC(O)–N=SF 2 ,3 C 2 F 5 –N=SF 2 ,4 CF 3 –N=SCl 2 ,5 FC(O)–N=SCl 2 ,6 C 2 F 5 –N=SCl 2 7] and cumulated formal double bonds (RN=S=O: CF 3 –N=S=O,7,8 SF 5 –N=S=O;8,9 RN=S=NR: CH 3 –N=S=N–CH 3 ,10 CF 3 –N=S=N–CF 3 ,11 C 2 F 5 –N=S=N–C 2 F 5 ,11,12 and RN=SF 2 =O: SF 5 N=SF 2 =O13) have been investigated in detail, for RN=SF 2 =NR no reports can be found in the literature.…”