Neil Abrahams
Monday, December 12, 2011
Why is sulfur not soluble in water?
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Sulfur, S8, usually exists as an 8-sulfur atom ring. The covalent bonds holding the sulfur atoms together are stronger than the "pulls" on the sulfur atoms by adjacent water molecules.
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