1the most abundant element in the earth’s crust.
Oxygen
2very common element and was known to the ancients as
brimstone, that is- “burning stone”.
Sulfur
3occurs only in the form of radioisotopes as a result of the decay of the
actinide elements
Polonium
4occur much less abundantly than sulfur.
They are found along with sulfur in metal sulfides and are
recovered in some quantity from lead and copper refining
processes.
Selenium and tellurium
5 Most abundant element
Non metallic element
2nd most electronegative
Essential of all elements
Oxygen
6“Dephlogisticated Air” (Priestly)
“Empyreal Air” (Scheele)
Oxygen
7GROUP IV A IS AKA
Chalcogens
83 Allotropes of Oxygen
Ozone is Oxygen and Nascent oxygen
9inadequate O2 tension in air
Anoxic
10decrease hemoglobin
Anemic
11tissue or cell oxidation
Histotoxic
12blood circulation is retarded
Stagnant
13Oxygen is used as a treatment for
hypoxia
14 Administration - tubes, masks, tents
Diluent for anesthetic agent
Oxygen Gas
15 “Brimstone”
“Burning Stone”
Shulbari-enemy of Copper
Sulfur
16ex. Rock sulfur, roll sulfur,
flower of S
Rhombic
17needle like crystal
Monoclinic
18straw-colored liquid
Mobile
19thick and sticky like molasses
Viscous
20rubbery, plastic
mass
Plastic or Amorphous
21form when sulfur is
heated above 1000 degrees Celsius
Sulfur Vapor
22milk of sulfur, fine, component of
cream, ointment
Precipitated Sulfur
23flower of sulfur, azufre, coarse,
cathartic
Sublimed sulfur
24 “Oil of Vitriol”
Sulfonating agent
Dehydrating agent
Sulfuric Acid
25 Use in photography
For ringworm
Antidote for cyanide and Iodine poisoning
Sodium Thiosulfate