Explanation:

The largest reserves of sulfur on the surface of the earth are found in the form of oceans.

Sulfur is found in the oceans about 90% of the total area found on the earth.

Sulfur is found in different forms in the oceans. This sulphate is found in the form of sulphide or elemental sulphur.

Sulfur is found in the oceans in the form of weathering of rocks, while sulphide is found in the form of decomposition of organic matter. Native sulfur is found in the ocean floor.

Only about 5% of the total sulfur of the earth is found in the form of soil or sediment, while the earth's atmosphere contains 2% sulfur.