Name: Sulfur or Sulphur; Latin for "burning stone"
The word itself is almost interchangeable with the Latin word for fire.
Symbol: S
The word itself is almost interchangeable with the Latin word for fire.
Atomic Number: 16
Atomic Mass: 32.065
Standard State: Solid and 298 Kelvins
Classification: Non-metallic
Group Number: 16
Group Name: Chalcogen
Period: 3
Color: Lemon Yellow
Density: 2.07 gm/cm cubed
Boiling Point: 717.75 Kelvins
Melting/Freezing Point: 385.95 Kelvins
Lewis Dot Structure:
Lewis Dot Structure:
Solid Form:
Pale, yellow, odorless, brittle, tasteless, rotten-egg smell
Crystallized Form:
Abundant
Liquid Form:
Molten lava and extremely hot
Burning Form:
A glorious bright blue
Gas Form:
Dusty smoke, dangerous to breath in
Burning Form:
A glorious bright blue
Gas Form:
Dusty smoke, dangerous to breath in
Science Cat Form:
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