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  ...tic acid]] An element infobox can be seen here: [[Sulfur]] See the "How to infobox" tutorial in the sidebar for help with setting them up.
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• Bismuth
  {{Infobox element ...s in concentrated [[sulfuric acid]] to make [[bismuth(III) sulfate]] and [[sulfur dioxide]].
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• Bromine
  {{Infobox element ...ium metabisulfite]](the alkalinity coming from [[sodium hydroxide]]), or [[sulfur dioxide]]. Bromine produced in this process will contain a substantial amou
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• Chlorine
  {{Infobox element |left=[[Sulfur]]
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• Lithium
  {{Infobox element ...an inert argon atmosphere (nitrogen will react to form lithium nitride). [[Sulfur hexafluoride]] can also be used, except when it's molten (it will react).
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• Magnesium
  {{Infobox element ...ocess takes place in an inert atmosphere, either [[argon]] or more often [[sulfur hexafluoride]].
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• Mercury
  {{Infobox element ...t with solid [[sulfur]], forming [[mercury sulfide]] (cinnabar). Elemental sulfur is used to absorb mercury spills and vapors. Mercury will also form amalgam
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• Oxygen
  {{Infobox element |below=[[Sulfur|S]]
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• Phosphorus
  {{Infobox element |right=[[Sulfur]]
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• Platinum
  {{Infobox element ...for storing platinum, though platinum electrodes should be kept away from sulfur oxides which can "poison" it.
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• Strontium
  {{Infobox element ...flares contain strontium in the form of the nitrate, along with elemental sulfur and a binder. This can be crystallized out of the solution for a decent yie
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• Sulfur
  {{Infobox element |image name comment=A native sulfur chunk of low purity
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• Tellurium
  {{Infobox element ...e oxide either by electrolysis or by reacting the tellurium dioxide with [[sulfur dioxide]] in sulfuric acid.
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• Thorium
  {{Infobox element ...ly attacked by [[oxygen]], [[hydrogen]], [[nitrogen]], the halogens, and [[sulfur]]. Finely divided thorium is highly pyrophoric. Thorium burns with a bright
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• Iron
  {{Infobox element ...the [[halogen]]s to form its halide [[salt]]s. It will also react with sulfur at elevated temperatures if finely divided to form [[iron sulfide]] (FeS)
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• Sodium
  {{Infobox element ...kept under mineral oil or an inert atmosphere, such as [[argon]] or even [[sulfur hexafluoride]].
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• Silicon
  {{Infobox element ...e, a mixture of 9 parts silicon dioxide, 10 parts aluminum, and 12 parts [[sulfur]] by mass<ref>As used by ''mrhomescientist'' in this video: https://www.you
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• Tantalum
  {{Infobox element ...e dissolved with acidic solutions containing the fluoride ion as well as [[sulfur trioxide]]. Alkaline solutions, such as [[potassium hydroxide]] solutions w
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• Selenium
  {{Infobox element |above=[[Sulfur|S]]
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• Cobalt
  {{Infobox element ...noxide CoO at 900 °C. Cobalt reacts with many nonmetals, such as molten [[sulfur]], [[boron]], [[phosphorus]], [[arsenic]], [[carbon]]. It also reacts with
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