What are facts about sulfur?

Answer 1

sulfur is found in gun powder, Matches, medicines,the manufacture of insecticides,soaps,and salts

Also,when you go to lava lands,there is sometimes yellow smoke that smells like rotten eggs,that's also sulfur.

Answer 2

selenium doesnt really do much, it does have some photoelectric properties, this is why it is used in photcopiers, when light(photons) are shined on selenium it will allow a current to pass making it semi-conductive and it may help in treating cancer but that's about it

Humans need to have some Selenium in their diet. It is an essential trace element.

1. Selenium was discovered in 1817 by Jöns Jacob Berzelius

2. Selenium melts at 220.5°C and boils at 685°C

3. Selenium is a member of the sulfur group of nonmetallic elements and is similar to this element in terms of its forms and compounds

4. Selenium is used in xerography to copy documents and in photographic toner

5. It can convert AC electricity to DC and is widely used in rectifiers

6. It is used in the glass industry to make ruby-red colored glasses and enamels and to decolorize glass

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Answer 3

Brimstone is an ancient name for sulfur that means '' burning stone ''.

Sulfur, or sulphur, is the nonmetal element number 16. Pure sulfur is bright yellow in color, and its compound sulphur dioxide (which has a disagreeable smell) is added to odorless methane (natural gas) so that people can detect gas leaks.

Answer 4

Sulfur is a chemical element with the symbol S and atomic number 16. It is a yellow solid at room temperature and is commonly found in minerals such as pyrite and gypsum. Sulfur is essential for all living organisms and is used in various industrial processes, including the production of sulfuric acid.