116 °C
- 240 °F
- 389 °K
445 °C
- 833 °F
- 718 °K
Contributed by collector no. 4
Finely powdered yellow Sulfur in a bottle. Clumps have formed.
Contributed by collector no. 4
The Chalcogen group: Oxygen , Sulfur , Selenium , and Tellurium
Contributed by collector no. 2
From the contributor: "The left and the right are both sulphur from the same supplier. The sulphur on the right was placed in a big bottle with a couple tubes of mercury that i suspected weren't very tight. Sure enough, when the mercury escaped, it reacted with the sulphur and turned it very dark. It really is a great detector for mercury leaks!"
Contributed by @plazmatter0430
An unusual sample - a large, smooth cylinder of Sulfur
Contributed by collector no. 3
Contributed by collector no. 6
Small chunk of Sulfur
Contributed by collector no. 6
Powdered Sulfur in a container labeled with its symbol, atomic number, and its atomic weight
Contributed by the site creator
Large chunk of Sulfur. This sample leaves a yellow dusty powder on everything it touches!
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