Lead acetate sulfur detection method
There is now a way to detect sulfur with lead acetate. When sulfur encounters lead acetate, it often changes and responds, showing a significant sign, which can be used to distinguish the existence of sulfur.

If you want to test whether something contains sulfur or not, first take an appropriate amount of lead acetate solution and put it in a clean container. Take the thing to be inspected for the second time, and deal with it properly, or grind it, or dissolve it, so that the sulfur in it can come into contact with lead acetate.

If the thing to be detected contains sulfur, the two are mixed, and the change is immediately apparent. Sulfur and lead in lead acetate combine to produce lead sulfide, which is black in color. The presence of this black is evidence of the existence of sulfur.

Looking at its color change, we can know whether there is sulfur. If the color change is obvious, the amount of sulfur may be abundant; if the color change is light, the amount of sulfur may be insufficient.

This method for detecting sulfur with lead acetate is simple and effective, which is helpful for identifying substances and distinguishing quality.