Thiobenzophenone is an organosulfur compound; it is the prototypical thioketone. However, thiobenzophenone doesn't dimerize to form rings and polymers like most other thioketones do; it's actually very stable, despite the fact that it photoxidizes in air and forms sulfur and benzophenone.From the passage, you can assume that

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Paragraph (Reading) Comprehension sections in any exam wants to test whether you can understand what you've read so you can implement it or pass it on to others. To do well on Paragraph Comprehension, you need to have strong reading comprehension skills. You also have to be able to draw your own conclusions from what you've read. In the ASVAB exams, you'll have 22 minutes to answer 11 Paragraph Comprehension questions on the computerized ASVAB or 13 minutes to answer 15 questions on the paper version.  The questions on the Paragraph Comprehension tests ask you to: Find specific... Show more

Thiobenzophenone is an organosulfur compound; it is the prototypical thioketone. However, thiobenzophenone doesn't dimerize to form rings and polymers like most other thioketones do; it's actually very stable, despite the fact that it photoxidizes in air and forms sulfur and benzophenone.<br>From the passage, you can assume that