sulphur

Converse of object

• burn: Burning molten sulfur in either air or pure oxygen leads to a reaction, which produces a pale blue colored flame.
• contain: This depends on whether the crystallization buffer contains sulfur.
• remove: The clean up: Chemical plants can be placed to remove the sulfur from emissions before it reaches the atmosphere.
• include: We will focus on several key elements including sulfur, nitrogen, halogens, phosphorus and iron.

Preposition: in

• fuel: The act also specifies maximum concentrations of lead and sulfur in motor fuel.
• air: Burning molten sulfur in either air or pure oxygen leads to a reaction, which produces a pale blue colored flame.

Adjective modifier

• elemental: The question of the presence of elemental sulfur in coal is addressed.
• organic: For the most part, horses are able to utilize only the organic sulfur in its feed.
• low: Not very, other than perhaps taxing low sulfur fuel a little less punitively than the regular variety.
• high: Will it be a high sulfur or waxy crude?
• hot: Now Rotorua has a number of hot sulfur springs, which makes the whole town quite aromatic, to say the least.

Modifies a noun

• dioxide: Sulfur dioxide gas can be made directly by heating Sulfur in air.
• trioxide: The 1: 1 mixture turns out to give you the best possible overall yield of sulfur trioxide.
• hexafluoride: Sulfur hexafluoride is an inert, innocuous gas, poorly soluble in aqueous solutions.
• diesel: Diesel: Low sulfur diesel cut by 3 pence a liter from April.
• isotope: In addition, sulfur isotope analyzes have been performed on eleven corrosion samples from city centers.
• compound: In the present research project, scientists studied the sulfur compounds forming an integral part of the flavor of some of these cheeses.

Noun used with modifier

• burning: On the wicked he will rain fiery coals and burning sulfur; a scorching wind will be their lot.
• %: The European Commission has proposed 1.5 % sulfur content for marine fuels in the EU.
• ultra-low: Launched the ultra-low sulfur City Gasoline, an addition to City Diesel.