Sulfur

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Description

There are several forms of sulfur, of which the yellow orthorombic (S8) is the most common. Sulfur is stable to air and water, but burns if heated. It is attacked by oxidising acids. It is a key industrial chemical and is the starting point of sulfuric acid.

Atomic number	16
Density in g/cm³	2.07
Atomic radius in pm	100
Atomic weight in u	32.066
Melting point in °C	119.6
Boiling point in °C	444.67

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