an inorganic strong acid (H2SO4) that is a colorless, oily liquid widely used in manufacturing fertilizers, dyes, and explosives

sulfur; brimstone; yellow non-metallic element with a strong smell that is highly flammable and used in making matches and fertilizers

sulfur dioxide (SO2); a colorless, toxic gas with a pungent odor used as a bleach, preservative, and disinfectant

The chemical process of treating raw rubber with sulfur and heat to improve its strength and elasticity

hydrogen sulfide; H2S; a colorless, toxic, foul-smelling gas used in chemical analysis to separate and identify metal ions

a chemical compound of sulfur with another element or group

sulfate; chemical salt of sulfuric acid, typically formed by the reaction of sulfuric acid with metals, metal oxides, or hydroxides

sodium sulfate; a white crystalline salt used in the manufacture of glass and detergents

sulfurous acid, a colorless chemical substance with a sulfur odor that exists only in aqueous solution and is used for bleaching or as well as a reducing agent

ammonium sulfate; a chemical compound commonly used as a fertilizer

a chemical bond consisting of two sulfur atoms linked together, common in protein structures

sodium thiosulfate; sodium hyposulfide

a chemical compound used as a solvent and in the manufacture of rayon; carbon disulfide

the chemical compound with the formula FeSO4, commonly used as an iron supplement or for industrial applications

A type of mineral spring containing hydrogen sulfide; often forms a natural hot spring used to treat skin diseases.

ethanethiol (chemistry)

chemical compound containing two sulfur atoms per molecule

A chemical compound containing two sulfur atoms, specifically one containing a disulfide bond.

sodium dimercaptosulfanate; also known as Unithiol, a chelating agent used to treat heavy metal poisoning

dimercaprol; a medication used to treat acute poisoning by heavy metals such as arsenic, mercury, or gold

colorless, toxic gas with a pungent smell, used in industrial processes and as a preservative

a highly toxic chemical used in agriculture to kill pests

sodium thiosulfate (Na2S2O3); a chemical compound used in photography as a fixing agent commonly known as "hypo" or [[大苏打|大蘇打|da4 su1 da2]]

A functional group consisting of a hydrogen atom and a sulfur atom; also known as [[巯基|巰基|qiu2 ji1]] or [[硫醇基|硫醇基|liu2 chun2 ji1]].

methionine, an essential amino acid

rubber that has undergone vulcanization to improve its heat resistance and elasticity; also known as [[熟橡胶|熟橡膠|shu2 xiang4 jiao1]] or colloquially [[橡皮|橡皮|xiang4 pi2]] and [[胶皮|膠皮|jiao1 pi2]]

mercuric sulfide; a toxic inorganic compound in the form of a bright red powder used in pigments and medicine

a stick or roll of sulfur; sulfur stick

thiocyanate; a salt or ester containing the thiocyanate ion

The Ryukyu islands of Japan; also an archaic name for Luzon, an island of the Philippines

thiamine; vitamin B1. Found in foods like rice bran, spinach, and liver, it aids digestion and prevents beriberi.

magnesium sulfate, also known as Epsom salt

(chemistry) benzothiophene

calcium sulfate; a white chemical compound that occurs naturally as gypsum or anhydrite and is used in the manufacture of cement, ceramics, and fertilizer

the chemical compound barium sulfate; baritite

potassium sulfate; a colorless or white crystalline compound used in medicines, fertilizers, and glass manufacturing

ferric sulfate; iron(III) sulfate Fe2(SO4)3, an inorganic compound existing as a grayish-white powder or yellow crystals, used in pigments and medicine

copper sulfate; also known as bluestone, with the chemical formula CuSO4

thiol; mercaptan; an organic chemical compound containing a sulfur-hydrogen group

a functional group consisting of a sulfur atom and a hydrogen atom, also known as a mercapto group

sulfur; brimstone

hard rubber treated with sulfur; ebonite

a bird species of China (Emberiza sulphurata)