The reactions of the trisulfur trinitride anion, S3N3−, with halogens (Cl2, Br2, l2), AsF5, SOCl2, SO2Cl2, S2Cl2, COCl2, CS2, Me3SiCl, and Ph2PCl have been investigated. In all cases these reactions gave mixtures of known sulfur–nitrogen compounds. Thus the halogens react with S3N3−.to give mainly S4N4, S4N3+X− (X = Br, Cl), (SN)x, and S3N3X3 (X = Cl), while AsF5 oxidizes S3N3− to S4N4•AsF5. The major products of the reaction of S3N3− with SOCl2 or SO2O2 were S4N4, S4N3+Cl−, and (for SOCl2 only) S3N2O2•S3N2Cl was the main product of the reaction of S3N3− with S2Cl2, whereas COCl2 yielded (SN)x in addition to S3N2Cl and S4N4. Carbon disulfide reacts with S3N3− to give S4N2, S4N4, and CNS−. The cyclophosphathiazenes, (Ph2PN)(SN)2, 1,3- and 1,5-(Ph2PN)2(SN)2, in addition to (Ph2PN)x (x = 3, 4), (Ph2PN)3•HCl and (Ph2PN)2NSCl were isolated from the reactions of Ph2PCl with S3N3− in various molar ratios. The latter reaction represents a useful alternative synthesis of the 1,5-isomer of the eight-membered ring (Ph2PN)2(SN)2.