Combining with nearly all other elements at valencies of 2, 4, and 6, its natural form consists of 8 atoms held in a so-called "puckered" ring.
Sometimes produced by the Sicilian process, this element takes on a reddish-brown solid form known as its "plastic" form when cooled from a molten state. Combining with nearly all other elements at valencies of 2, 4, and 6, its natural form consists of 8 atoms held in a so-called "puckered" ring. It is attached to two hydrogen atoms in its most famous compound, known for its smell of rotten eggs. FTP, what is this yellow nonmetallic element with atomic number 16 and symbol S?
Sometimes produced by the Sicilian process, this element takes on a reddish-brown solid form known as its "plastic" form when cooled from a molten state.
sulfur