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Why Hydrogen sulphide should not be mixed with Water?

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Question added by Nazar Anvar , Mechanical Execution Engineer , Emirates Technical Associate
Date Posted: 2016/12/24

Bcz h2s occurs in petroleum or in gaseous form so it can't be mix wit H2O

Muhammad Shgerat
by Muhammad Shgerat , Water and environmental engineer , NAWCo.

Hydrogen sulphide (H2S) is a dissolved gas that gives water a characteristic "rotten egg" taste and odor. It corrodes piping, creates odors in the house, and turns water black. Homemakers will notice that it can change sterling silver to a black color almost instantly. hydrogen sulfide can cause odor problems at a concentration level as low as 0.05 mg/L. 

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