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Sulfur is considered a mineral when it occurs in its elemental form, as it has a definite chemical composition and crystalline structure. However, it can also exist in various forms, including as a component of other minerals in sulfide or sulfate compounds. The distinction often lies in its occurrence and the context in which it is found. Thus, while elemental sulfur is a mineral, its classification can vary depending on its specific form and association.

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