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 ...
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Decades-old mystery solved: X-ray techniques reveal sulfur hexafluoride dissociation dynamicsRemarkably, the dissociation resulted in the formation of a neutral but excited sulfur atom, even though multiple electrons were ejected during the cascade. This phenomenon is at first surprising ...
Surprisingly, the biosynthesis of this simple derivative requires a minimum of four sulfur transfer reactions involving seven proteins. To identify genes required for tRNA modification ...
Iron is an element. It is made of only one type of atom: iron atoms. Sulfur is another element. It contains only sulfur atoms, and nothing else, so it is pure. When we mix two different pure ...
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