Here's how to figure out how much heavier a sulfur atom is compared to a carbon atom:

1. Atomic Masses:

* Carbon (C): 12.011 atomic mass units (amu)

* Sulfur (S): 32.065 amu

2. Calculation:

Divide the atomic mass of sulfur by the atomic mass of carbon:

32.065 amu / 12.011 amu ≈ 2.67

Answer: A sulfur atom is approximately 2.67 times heavier than a carbon atom.