Sulfur
By : Tom Moore
Sulfur's History
- The Discoverer is Unknown
- The Date Discovered is Unknown
- The Name is Derived Either From the Sanskrit 'sulvere', or the Latin 'sulfurium'.
Properties of Sulfur
- The Atomic Number is 16
- The Atomic Weight is 32
- The Number of Protons is 16
- The Number of Neutrons is 16
- The Number of Electrons is 16
The Physical Description of Sulfur
- Sulfur can be Found in Hot Springs or Volcanic Regions
- Sulfur Is a Yellow Brittle Solid
Uses Of Sulfur
- Sulfur is Used in Your Body for Things Like Proteins
- Sulfur can be Used in Medical Applications
Physical Properties of Sulfur
- The Boiling point of Sulfur is 832.4
- The Melting Point of Sulfur is 239.4
- The Density of Sulfur is 2