On Earth, sulfur is usually found in sulfide minerals, where an atom with a positive charge binds with one or more negatively charged sulfur atoms. Examples include chalcocite (copper sulfide ...

and the resulting shock pressures of sulfur-bearing minerals. In a study, appearing in Nature Communications, Katarina Rodiouchkina and colleagues used sulfur concentrations and isotopic ...

sulfur can take many forms (or oxidation states)—elemental sulfur ions, mineral sulfate and sulfide gas. It does that by changing its valence, or the number of negative charges, during the ...

These sulfate minerals can tell us a lot about Mars, such as its water history, and how it has weathered over time. Curiosity ...

A different water-bearing layer may or may not be sulfur-free. Generally, the deeper the well, the higher the mineral and sulfur content. Clark, G. Douglas, ed., The Indiana Water Resource, ...

The sulfur-based micronutrients market is set for steady growth, driven by rising demand for high-yield crops, soil fertility management, and expanding agricultural practices. With increasing ...

In early 2024, a farm mineral audit was undertaken and a forage mineral analysis revealed high levels of sulphur. Historically, the Pughs had used a fertiliser enriched with sulphur to address ...