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'''Sulfur''' is a mineral that can be found in certain sedimentary rock layers. | '''Sulfur''' is a mineral that can be found in certain sedimentary rock layers. | ||
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Sulfur is only found in these sedimentary rock layers: sandstone, limestone, claystone, chalk, chert, shale and conglomerate. Sulfur can appear as surface deposits, like [[copper]] or [[coal]]. | Sulfur is only found in these sedimentary rock layers: sandstone, limestone, claystone, chalk, chert, shale and conglomerate. Sulfur can appear as surface deposits, like [[copper]] or [[coal]]. | ||
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[[File:Suflur_bits.png|200px|thumb|left|Sulfur bits indicating a deposit]] | [[File:Suflur_bits.png|200px|thumb|left|Sulfur bits indicating a deposit]] | ||
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Sulfur can be used to make [[Healing|poultices]], specifically the honey-sulfur poultice with [[reed]] or [[linen]]. | Sulfur can be used to make [[Healing|poultices]], specifically the honey-sulfur poultice with [[reed]] or [[linen]]. | ||
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Sulfur is also used to make [[Ore_blasting_bomb|ore blasting bombs]], as an important component of blasting powder along with [[saltpeter]] and [[coal]]. | Sulfur is also used to make [[Ore_blasting_bomb|ore blasting bombs]], as an important component of blasting powder along with [[saltpeter]] and [[coal]]. | ||
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[[File:Suflur_ore.png|200px|thumb|left|Possible rocks for sulfur ore]] | [[File:Suflur_ore.png|200px|thumb|left|Possible rocks for sulfur ore]] | ||
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Sulfur is a mineral that can be found in certain sedimentary rock layers.
Location
Sulfur is only found in these sedimentary rock layers: sandstone, limestone, claystone, chalk, chert, shale and conglomerate. Sulfur can appear as surface deposits, like copper or coal.
Usage
Sulfur can be used to make poultices, specifically the honey-sulfur poultice with reed or linen.
Sulfur is also used to make ore blasting bombs, as an important component of blasting powder along with saltpeter and coal.
