Sulfur is actually good for you. You should have at least 200g of sulfur in your daily diet.
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Mercury is the stuff in thermometers, so you tell me... IDK about sulfur
It can be harmful in large amounts, but is relatively safe in low amounts.
Yes, it is, as it is very reactive, oxidizing and anhydride of Sulfuric acid.
Fossil fuels contain sulfur in their compound, which can be oxidized to form sulfur dioxide while burning:Sufur + Oxygen --> Sulfur dioxide(or)S+O2--> SO2SO2 is a harmful and highly reactive gas, which can react with atmospheric water and may cause acid rain.
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acid rain
Mercury is the stuff in thermometers, so you tell me... IDK about sulfur
Volcanoes often emit a harmful gas called sulfur dioxide. Sulfur dioxide is an air pollutant. It causes acid rain.
It can be harmful in large amounts, but is relatively safe in low amounts.
Yes, it is, as it is very reactive, oxidizing and anhydride of Sulfuric acid.
You can test for sulfur in your tap water by using a test kit. It is not unusual to have very small amounts in your water which is not considered harmful.
Sulfur works as a good fertilizer to balance out the pH. If used in optimum amounts, sulfur can help grass grow thicker and greener. It can also help in killing harmful insects. However, excessive use of Sulfur can kill the grass as well.
Fossil fuels contain sulfur in their compound, which can be oxidized to form sulfur dioxide while burning:Sufur + Oxygen --> Sulfur dioxide(or)S+O2--> SO2SO2 is a harmful and highly reactive gas, which can react with atmospheric water and may cause acid rain.
Gardens can be dusted effectively with sulfur against fungi, mites and ticks, not insects. Sulfur is not particularly harmful to insects and most other animals even though it sometimes is used to treat honeybees for parasitic mites.
This precipitation from the ambient atmosphere is often called "acid rain".
Firecrackers use black powder as the explosive and release sulfur oxides on ignition