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SULFUR, ALSO KNOWN AS BRIMSTONE IS ATOMIC NUMBER 16 OF THE PERIODIC TABLE. TWO PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THIS ELEMENT WOULD BE TASTELESS AND ORDERLESS (WHEN IT ISN'T A COMPOUND). IT IS FOUND IN DAIRY PRODUCTS SUCH AS MILK, IT CAN BE VERY POISONOUS AND IT IS ONE OF THE MAIN "INGREDIENTS" OF ACID RAIN. THE MAN WHO DISCOVERED SULFUR WAS A.L LAVOISIER AND HE DISCOVERED IT IN 1777. THE MELTING POINT OF SULFUR IS 388.36 DEGREES AND IT'S BOILING POINT IS 717.75 DEGREES. WHEN IT BURNS, SULFUR MAKES A PURE FLAME. IN THE EARLY DAYS IT WAS FOUND, HELL WAS DESCRIBED AS "A LAKE OF FIRE AND BRIMSTONE." OF COURSE WE CAN'T FIND OUT IF THIS IS TRUE, BUT THE CONCEPT IS UNDERSTANDABLE
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