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Useful Knowledge: Volume 1. Minerals

Note 211 — MINERALS. (continued 3)

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COMMON SULPHUR, or BRIMSTONE, is a yellow, dry, and brittle substance, which, in burning, yields a suffocating fume: the smell of this, under the denomination of sulphureous, is well known.

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