Question: What happens if we pour liquid sulfur into the water?

Material:

• Powder of Sulfur   
• A glass beaker filled with water     
• Bunsen Burner    
• A test tube     
• A few matches

Accomplishment:

• Put the Sulfur powder into the test tube 
• Heat with the bunsen burner (activated before whith a match) until it becomes liquid
• Pour it into the glass beaker

Observations:

• The sulfur liquid becomes brown after a while
• If you don't wait long enough (until it's brown), the experiment fails
• The liquids move very slowly, which requires a lot of patience
• If you fail the first time, you have to pay attention, because the surface of the water mix might have become solid, so change the water
• The sulfur becomes similar to a gum

Evaluation:

If you heat Sulfur till boiling point and you quench it immediately with water, it forms a transparent, sticky and elastic substance, which is called amorphous or plastic sulfur.

Spögler Maximillian, Alexander Klement

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Mfg Kalle & Spöglor

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