but into sulfur melt," the scientist said, adding that all these processes can be carried out at freezing temperatures, which are typical for the Arctic regions. The material does not require 28 ...

Astronomers have discovered that sulfur may be a key to helping us narrow down our search for life on other planets. It's not that sulfur is a great indication that a planet is inhabited.

Molten Sulfur is described on the Cameo Chemicals ... Hot enough that plastic or rubber may melt or lose strength. Causes thermal burns to skin on contact. Cools rapidly and solidifies if released.

It is impure, because it melts over a range of temperatures, and the melting point is not the same as the 'standard' reference melting point for sulfur.