Allotropes Consisting of Long Chains

One of the most interesting properties of sulfur atoms is the ability to form long polymeric chain molecules. At least three crystalline allotropes of mac- 

Quenched product from the melt above 160 °C contains chains and rings of different size depending on the procedure 

Product after extraction of quenched liquid sulfur with CS2 synonyms are (after Smith [109]) and—sometimes—S Stretching the quenched product (with or without extraction of rings), drawing filaments directly from the melt synonym for the crystallized solid was -sulfur, which consists of oriented helices ( -sulfur, S, ) and y-Sg [31,110] actually, ij/S is the solid allotrope of fibrous sulfur after extraction of the rings with CS2 

Sffl Amorphous sulfur not stretched before extraction with CS2, 

Synonym for polymeric or insoluble suUur also used for the molecule catenapolysuhur in the solid and—sometimes—in the liquid phase (Soo)  

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