What happens when sulfur reacts with lithium?

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What happens when sulfur reacts with lithium?

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Answer:

It forms lithium sulfide

Step-by-step explanation:

It forms a solid yellow-white powder.

The formula is 2 Li + S → Li2S(Lithium Sulfide)

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Answer: Electrons move from the lithium atoms to the sulfur atoms.

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