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The mass of sulfur decreases when dissolved in water and increases when burnt.
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Chemical reference literature establishes that elemental sulfur is insoluble in water, refuting the premise that its mass decreases due to dissolution.

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Cambridge international AS and A level chemistry coursebook
2014 · cited by 0
to react with sulfur and the mass of the products formed by knowing the molar mass of each reactant and … molecule atoms (2,7) b Sulfur hexafluoride oe 6 O-(+) > &0) (jr) ae ee SIX sulfur sulfur hexafluoride fluorine … sulfate dissolves in water but sulfur does not. e Propanol, CH,CH,CH,OH, is soluble in water but propane,
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