👉 Thiosinamine is a type of compound that consists of sulfur and nitrogen atoms bonded together in a three-dimensional structure. It is commonly found in plants, especially in the leaves of certain types of trees. In organic chemistry, it refers to a class of compounds that are primarily composed of sulfur-containing groups bonded together through a network of hydrogen bonds. Thiosinamine is one such compound which contains two sulfur atoms and three nitrogen atoms. It is used as a structural modifier and can be found in
