It is known (for whatever reason) as flowers of sulphur by gardeners
medical practitioners (althernative and conventional) and others outside
the US.
http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/fl/flower+of+sulphur.html
http://mysite.du.edu/~jcalvert/phys/sulphur.htm
<http://mysite.du.edu/%7Ejcalvert/phys/sulphur.htm>
It is a powder produced by sublimation of sulphur.
Bruce
J. Forster wrote:
It's NOT "flowers" it "flour" of sulphur... as in a fine ground powder...
think wheat flour as is used to bake bread.
-John
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If one is paranoid about mercury spills sprinkling the debris with
flowers of sulphur is a good idea especially if one intends to
repeatedly break CFLs in the same location.
Bruce
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