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In its usual state it is a solid, normally yellow colored; in one of its allotropic forms, it is hazzy red, rubbery and very unstable. Meaning, the state does not last long. There seem to be at least 4 allotropic forms of sulfur. The two you can get without a lot of effort are 'flowers' of sulfur, and the plastic sort of rubbery stuff (which is a mixture of allotropes) . Look at it quick because it will not be there long. It is very active in its relationship to the rest of the world. Sulfur does not exist as a gas. (At least I dont think it exists as a gas on this world). Sulfur is also called 'brimstone.' Burn some and you know fast why they say hell is filled with it.

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15y ago

As we know that sulphur has two allotropes Rhombic and monoclinic so,

At ordinary room temperature of 27 degree centigrade it will be in yellow powdered form

And when we decrease the temp to 20 dgree cntigrade it will not change its state of solid

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Sulphur is a pale yellow, odourless, brittle solid.

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Sulfur is a non-metal solid at room temperature. It has a foul odor and is yellow in color.

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Sulfur is a solid.

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