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Has anyone here seen SULFUR around the building?
For the non-chemestry-minded, sulfur is a light yellow crystal. It can smell strongly (and not very pleasantly) of bad eggs. It has been colloquially known as "brimstone", if that's more familiar to you. On the periodic table of elements, it's S, atomic number 16.
This is of great interest to me! :) If you have any information, I'd greatly appreciate it.
~ Captain
For the non-chemestry-minded, sulfur is a light yellow crystal. It can smell strongly (and not very pleasantly) of bad eggs. It has been colloquially known as "brimstone", if that's more familiar to you. On the periodic table of elements, it's S, atomic number 16.
This is of great interest to me! :) If you have any information, I'd greatly appreciate it.
~ Captain