Author Question: The increased viscosity of molten sulfur at 160-195C is due to the (Read 43 times)

Starlight · **on:** Feb 15, 2020

Question 1

Describe the color changes when sulfur (melting point 113°C, boiling point 445°C) is heated from 25°C to 500°C? It turns from a yellow solid to a
◦ reddish brown solid and then into reddish brown liquid and then boils.
◦ straw colored liquid which turns dark reddish brown and then it boils.
◦ yellow liquid and then it boils.
◦ dark reddish brown liquid and then boils.

Question 2

The increased viscosity of molten sulfur at 160-195°C is due to the
◦ opening of the S8 rings to give smaller S units.
◦ opening of the S8 rings which then polymerize into long chains.
◦ merging of the S8 rings to give interlocking S8 rings.
◦ melting of S8 to give discrete S8 units.

mmj22343 · **Reply #1 on:** Feb 15, 2020

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