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Rhombic
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Monoclinic
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1.
The crystals of rhombic
sulphur are rhombic.
2.
It is the most stable
allotrope of sulphur at normal temperature.
3.
It is opaque. (non –
transparent)
4.
It is converted into
monoclinic sulphur when heated above 94.50C.
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1.
The crystals of monoclinic
sulphur are monoclinic or needle shaped.
2.
It is stable only above 94.50C
3.
It is Transparent.
4.
AT temperature lower than
94.50C, it is slowly converted into rhombic sulphur.
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Rhombic Sulphur and Monoclinic Sulphur
