Disulfur is a chemical compound consisting of two sulfur atoms, represented by the formula \( S_2 \). It is most commonly encountered in its molecular form, often referred to as molecular sulfur. Disulfur is a pale yellow, crystalline solid that can be found in several allotropes, including orthorhombic and monoclinic forms. Disulfur is typically produced through the combustion of sulfur or can be formed under specific conditions in volcanic environments.
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