explain the structure of sulphur
Asked by mrinalchatterjee | 22nd Sep, 2010, 03:26: PM
Expert Answer:
In the elemental state, sulphur exists in polymeric forms and exist in the form of Rhombic Sulphur which is also known as Octahedral Sulphur or alpha-Sulphur, is a yellow crystalline solid, which crystallises from a solution in carbon disulphide. X-ray investigation shows this form to consist of eight sulphur atoms in the molecule in a ring structure.
Answered by | 22nd Sep, 2010, 05:00: PM
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