FACTS ABOUT SULPHUR-CRESTED COCKATOO HABITAT REVEALED

Facts About sulphur-crested cockatoo habitat Revealed

Sulfur was called Shilin Huang in China as early given that the 6th century BC and was extracted from pyrite.  Pre-Roman civilizations employed burned brimstone as a drugs and applied “bricks” of sulfur as fumigants, bleaching brokers, and incense in religious rites. The Chinese mostly utilised it in black gunpowder. In 1777, Antoine Lavoisier

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