Name this element, often found in acid rain, with atomic weight 32 and atomic number 16 that is represented by a capital S.
This element is often used in fungicides, and it is combined with charcoal and saltpeter to make gunpowder. It is in many minerals, such as galena, pyrite, and cinnabar. Though it is odorless in its pure form, it is associated with bad odors and used to be known as brimstone. Name this element, often found in acid rain, with atomic weight 32 and atomic number 16 that is represented by a capital S.
This element is often used in fungicides, and it is combined with charcoal and saltpeter to make gunpowder.
Sulfur