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By SkylighterFebruary 16, 2018

Sulfur Names and Descriptions

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NameDescription
Agricultural SulfurCrude or refined sulfur, 99.5% pure, finely ground, 90% minus 80 mesh
BrimstoneSulfur
Colloidal SulfurFinely divided sulfur in water suspension
Commercial Flour SulfurGround crude sulfur, 99.5% pure, sized between 80 and 325 mesh
Crude SulfurCommercial sulfur, 99.5% pure, free of arsenic, selenium, tellurium
Dispersible SulfurPowdered and treated for easy water dispersion
Dusting SulfurFinely powdered, usually 95% minus 325 mesh
Flake SulfurCrude sulfur solidified on a cooling wheel
Flour SulfurFinely ground refined or crude sulfur
Flowers of SulfurSublimed sulfur, 99.5% pure with small percentage of sulfur dioxide
Frasch SulfurElemental sulfur produced by the Frasch process
Ground Crude Sulfur99.5% pure, sized 80 to 325 mesh
Ground Refined SulfurFinely ground from refined sulfur, 99.8% pure
Insoluble SulfurHigh molecular weight sulfur insoluble in carbon disulfide
Lac SulfurPrecipitated from polysulfide with sulfuric acid, contains calcium sulfate
Liquid SulfurMolten sulfur, pumped and shipped at 270-300°F
Precipitated SulfurPrecipitated from polysulfide with hydrochloric acid, 99.5% pure
Prilled SulfurCrude sulfur in small round pellets
Recovered SulfurElemental sulfur from any combined sources
Refined SulfurDistilled sulfur more than 99.8% pure
Rubbermaker's SulfurGround sulfur with low acid, ash and moisture content
Run-of-Mine SulfurFrasch sulfur with lumps and fines
Slated SulfurCrude sulfur that solidified on a moving belt
Virgin Rock and Roll SulfurRefined sulfur at least 99.8% pure, cast or in lumps
Wetable SulfurPowdered and treated for easy water dispersion