Paper, 'Note on the melting point and transformations of sulphur' by Benjamin Collins Brodie Brodie assesses existing research into the melting point of sulphur, and shares details of his own experiments. He suggests that the melting point of sulphur varies according to its allotropic condition. Annotations in pencil and ink throughout. Subject: Chemistry Received 30 March 1854. This paper was published in full in volume 7 of the Proceedings of the Royal Society as 'Note on the melting-point and transformations of sulphur''. 1854