I intend to run an experiment using Sulphur as one of the precursors. However, the resulting product seems to be non-reacted. Some stabilizers might be added into the sulphur powder (Ref: https://www.google.com/patents/US2757075). Would like to remove the stabilizer/ or activate the sulphur powder before usage.
Is there any suggested method to remove the sulphur stabilizer?
Many thanks
but you can get so called "sublimed" S (sometimes called "sulphur flower) in pharmacies; it contains no additives or conditioners.
S2 might be more reactive in your application, especially if it has not been stored for a long time.
Some reactions are run with carbon bisulfide which is easy to make, but toxic. Other reactions are run with sulfur chlorides, also easy to make, but even more toxic.
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