THE SMART TRICK OF SULPHUR-CRESTED COCKATOO HABITAT THAT NOBODY IS DISCUSSING

Sulfur was generally known as Shilin Huang in China as early since the sixth century BC and was extracted from pyrite.  Pre-Roman civilizations made use of burned brimstone to be a medicine and made use of “bricks” of sulfur as fumigants, bleaching brokers, and incense in spiritual rites. The Chinese principally applied it in black gunpowder.