Who is the discoverer of sulfur?

Answer 1

Sulfur

Atomic Number- 16

Atomic Mass- 32.065

Date of discovery and discoverer are undocumented due to the fact that the element has been known since ancient times, and let's face it, back then, record-keeping was sketchy at best.

Answer 2

It is unknown who discovered sulfur, as it dates back thousands of years ago. There is a theory, though, that religious leaders first used it as incense in ceremonies and burned it also to ward evil off the diseased. (Strange customs. e.O)

Answer 3

Ancient civilizations are credited with the discovery of sulfur as it has been used since ancient times. However, Antoine Lavoisier, a French chemist, is known for naming sulfur as an element in the 18th century and contributing to its understanding in the field of chemistry.

Answer 4

sir kurtis settergren discovered this element in the year 1775

sir kurtis settergren discovered this element in the year 1775

Answer 5

the discovery is unknown. it is only known to the ancients.

Answer 6

It was Discovered by Hennig Brand, Identified by Antoine Lavoisier in 1777