What is Sulfur?
Sulfur, represented by the symbol “S” in the periodic table, is one of the elements of the 16-atom group 6A. Sulfur is a flammable and explosive substance that can be used as a powder or liquid. Sulfur is an indispensable product in many sectors from health to industry. However, some plants and animals also contain some sulfur. The formation mechanism of sulfur element both in nature and in industry is based on the precipitation of H2S and SO2 gases by oxidation. elemental micronized powder sulfur, granular sulfur
WHERE TO USE?
Sulfur is among the essential components of industrial production and especially sulfuric acid. A lot of sulfur is used for the production of sulfuric acid, which is very common in industry. To list some products and sectors that use sulfur, sulfuric acid and its compounds:
– Chemical and agricultural industry,
– Additives used for feed,
– Synthetically produced resins,
– Fertilizer and fertilizer additives
– Animal medicines,
– Detergents,
– Sheet metal, explosives,
– It is possible to sort like fireworks
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