Which form of sulphur is the most stable at room temperature ?

Correct answer: C. Rhombic

  • A. Plastic
  • B. Monoclinic
  • C. Rhombic
  • D. Flowers of sulphur

Explanation

Rhombic sulphur is the stable allotrope below about 96°C, including room temperature. Monoclinic sulphur is stable only at higher temperatures, while plastic sulphur is metastable.

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