👉 In the context of chemistry, a supersulphurizing agent is an organic compound that can increase the solubility of sulfur compounds in water. This can be achieved by reacting sulfur with a substance such as a metal or even a non-metal. The resulting compound may then react further with other substances to form more complex compounds. Supersulphurization is often used in the production of certain types of synthetic materials, such as plastics and rubber, which require high levels of solubility
