Question

What is the difference between rhombic and monoclinic sulphur?

Answer 1

Sulphur is a non-metal which exists indifferent crystal structures known as allotropes. The stable form at room temperature is called rhombic sulphur, and when this is heated slowly above about 95ºC, it transforms intomonoclinic sulphur. Both forms are crystals made of S8molecules.
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Answer 2

Answer:

sulphur is a non metal which exist in different crystal structures known as allotropes the stable form at room temperature is called rhombic sulphur & when this is heated slowly above about 95°c it transforms into monoclinic sulphur both forms are crystal made of s8 molecules