sulfur in a sentence
Example sentences for sulfur
Use horticultural oil either alone or mixed with lime sulfur or fixed copper.
Sulfur dioxide is a pollutant that helps produce acid rain.
Unlike sodium-sulfur batteries, vanadium-flow batteries don't need to be heated to high temperatures.
It happens that the movie arrives in a little sulfur cloud of industry rancor.
It too is composed mostly of iron, plus substantial amounts of sulfur and nickel.
Lime sulfur may prevent spores from attaching to plant parts.
For example, bacteria living in active volcanoes oxidize sulfur to produce their own food.
The path is quite narrow, steep and the surrounding air is contaminated by sulfur.
Sulfur dioxide gas released by the eruption traveled farther.
The newly freed sulfur atoms would then change color and lend the area its distinctive tinge.
The problem is a lack of existing infrastructure to make this low sulfur diesel.
First off, let's eliminate any foods that have sulfur added as a preservative.
Sulfur dioxide carries health risks when it cycles out of the stratosphere.
Sulfur dioxide combines with water vapor to form sulfuric acid particles that scatter, reflect, and absorb sunlight.
In addition, the distribution and transmission of electricity relies on sulfur hexafluoride.
The skies used to be brown with smoke and acrid with sulfur.
Insecticidal soaps, petroleum-based oils and sulfur also control insect pests.
The hydrothermal vents spew a toxic brew of boiling water, sulfur, and metal compounds.
Injecting sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere is hardly the best option.
Sulfur in the ash reacted with atmospheric ozone to scatter sunlight, causing vivid red sunsets around the world.
Sulfur looks interesting, the voltage is a little lower, the capacity may be quite large.
They have hung sulfur-dipped rags to remind crows of gunpowder.
Bacteria that can live on sulfur in hydrothermal vents would seem promising.
Sulfur dioxide combines with moisture in the air to produce acid rain.
The observatory also warned of lethal levels of sulfur dioxide near the vents.
To control the diseases as well as scale insects, use sprays combining horticultural oil with either lime sulfur or fixed copper.
Plants use sulfur to manufacture cysteine and methionine, two amino acids important for producing protein.
The yellow sulfur makes the water appear green to the satellite's sensors.
Thankfully, sulfur emissions from volcanoes and human coal burning cause global cooling.
These might be dipped in sulfur oil or a saline solution.
Sulfur dioxide plumes were no longer detected in satellite imagery.
The first full turn of the spiral coincided with the element oxygen, and the second full turn occurred at sulfur.
And sulfur has been used as a wine preservative since antiquity.
Bacteria grow by using the chemical energy of reduced sulfur compounds, plentiful in the warm vent water.
Sulfur and copper are minerals with a long history of use to control fungal diseases.
Renewable diesel also creates far fewer sulfur dioxide, particulate, and nitrogen oxide emissions.
Sulfur dioxide emissions have also dropped over the last few days.
Scientists have found huge concentrations of sulfur on the planet, thought to have formed as a result of water evaporating.
The process can yield crude oil without the contaminating sulfur that much petroleum out of the ground contains.
The following questions link to resources that provide safety and health information relevant to sulfur mustard in the workplace.
Sulfur dioxide poisoning and excess heat caused scores of thousands of deaths.
Sulfate forms when a charged sulfur atom binds with four oxygen atoms.
Sulfur causes costly problems for high-temperature fuel cells.
He uses barely any sulfur dioxide, the headache-producing preservative that abounds in supermarket wine.
Coal has lots of pollution problems besides sulfur and nitrogen compounds.
Dust cuts with sulfur or charcoal to discourage rot.
Ash and sulfur dioxide spread through the atmosphere.
The iron isn't pure-scientists believe it contains sulfur and nickel, plus smaller amounts of other elements.
They absorbed near-infrared rather than visible light and produced sulfur or sulfate compounds rather than oxygen.
The volcano also belched an enormous amount of sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere.
These sulfur-oxidizing bacteria go nuts--instead of a greening of the seafloor it's a whitening of the seafloor.
And please no intentional sulfur injection into atmosphere or similar technocratic lunacies.
That's because today's airplane fuels are low in sulfur, and power plants now dominate sulfur dioxide emissions.
He detected no indication of temperature increase in the water, no disturbance of the lake bed, no sulfur compounds.
The resultant fuel is cleaner than conventional, sulfur-free diesel.
Of course, we'll have cold snaps in the future, after we've commenced with out sulfur dioxide injections into the stratosphere.
The work focuses on two types of sulfur compounds known as sulfates and sulfides.
The smell is caused by the release of methane and sulfur as the blooms decompose.
Elderly visitors who drink the spring's sulfur-smelling water don't turn into teenagers.
To control peach blight and peach leaf curl, spray with lime sulfur mixed with dormant oil after leaves have dropped.
On its own, sulfur dioxide gas dissolves in the water on a wet leaf, increasing the acidity of the water.
Cyclic stability appears to be one of the main issues with using sulfur as a cathode.
Statistics and information on the worldwide supply, demand, and flow of sulfur.
