Does anybody know any facts about sulfur?
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Elemental symbol is S. Atomic number is 16, and Mass number 32, which means it has 16 protons, 16 electrons and 16 neutron. It is in period 3 in the periodic table and group VI which puts it in the p-block. This means that it has 6 elctrons in its outer shell, and three electronic shells all together. It can be found in meteorites, hot springs and volcanoes, and Jupiters Moon Io is made up mainly of sulfur compounds. In it's pure form it is a pale yellow, odourless, brittle solid which is insoluble in water. It is vital to life as it is a minor (but essential) constituent of fats, body fluids and skeletal minerals. Sulfur dioxide in the atmosphere is one of the main causes of acid rain.\n\nHope that helped
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Information for all of the elements is given at the Wikipedia. Linked below is the article for carbon, with everything you asked for.\n\nTo see similar information for a different element, change the word "Carbon" in the URL to another element.
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Take the Homeopathic Remedy SULFUR in 200 potency just once a day first thing in the morning for three days in a row stop for one day and if you are not any better take it for three more days. If the problem still persists take PHOSPHORUS 200 once daily half our before going to bed for a week No side effects and No Complications.\nTake care and God Bless you !
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the above is correct EXCEPT the AgSO3 is silver sulfite, not sulfide, just AgS would be silver sulfide
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each sulfur adds 6 electrons, each carbon 4 - that's a total of 20 electrons.  Logically this puts a double bond between the carbons and double bonds between each carbon and one of the sulfurs.  S=C=C=S\nH2O2 has single bonds between the oxygens and single bonds between each oxygen with one of the H. H-O-O-H\nfor the thiocyanate ion this should be a 1- charge - this means the S is double bonded to the C which is double bonded to the N (S=C=N) there is a total of 16 electrons.  However - I really think the N should have a triple bond - this means that S will be singly bonded to the C and a triple obnd between the C and N.  Cannot really show this but go the the chemistry.mcmaster link below and check it out.
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www.google.com  \n"info on nitrogen"
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Sulfur is rather offensive
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The Homeopathic remedy SULFUR is a specific for all kinds of itching.\nTake care and God Bless !
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mostly hydrogen sulphide from coal burning power plants. It dissolves in the rain to make sulphuric acid H2SO4
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Sulfur is not radioactive. It is a nonmetal that takes 2 electrons to form a S-- ion. It does exist on its own in nature . It is found in the body in aminoacids.
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First you must find the number of moles of 12.6 Liters of SO2 gas at STP.\n\nAt STP an ideal gas (we will assume SO2 is an ideal gas) has a volume of 22.4 Liters.\nSo how many moles would be in 12.6 Liters?\n\nAfter you obtain the number of moles of SO2, then figure out how many moles of Sulfur there are in 1 mole of SO2.\nFor every 1 molecule of SO2, there is 1 Sulfur atom, so for every 1 mole SO2, there is 1 mole of Sulfur.  Knowing this, you can calculate the number of moles of Sulfur needed.\n\nBy multiplying tbe number of moles of Sulfur needed by the molar mass of Sulfur (32.07 g/mol) you can find the mass of the Sulfur required.
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H2S04 is sulfuric acid.\nH2S is hydrosulfuric acid, or otherwise, hydrogen sulfide.
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Look at USES\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sulfur_dioxide
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There is nitrogen in some carbohydrates (chitin is an example, composed of N-acetylglucosamine), so nitrogen is not the answer.\n\nSulfur (in the amino acids cysteine and methionine) is probably the closest answer. I can't think of any examples of naturally occuring sulfur in carbohydrates or lipids, but nature is so diverse, I bet it exists.
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I wanted to help you but I just wonder where the sulfur atom in SO2 comes from? Sulfuric acid, maybe, somewhere in your process? Or is it SeO2? These have to be clarified first to get a reliable answer.
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With any ion - you can look at the charge it has to determine how many extra electrons it has.\n\nFor example -  elemental Sulfur has 16 electrons. To have a negative 2 charge it must have gained an additional 2 electrons. So it has a total of 18. \n\nBut since 18 is not one of the answers I assume the answer is 2 because it gained 2 electrons to get the negative 2 charge.\n\nHope this helped!
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when sulfur touches oxygen it bond with it making it boyant the bile breaks that bond giving you pure sulfur which is in fact heavier than water therefore it sinks