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Hydrogen sulphide

Latin name for hydrogen sulphide; see there.

Colourless, volatile and flammable gas (also hydrogen sulphide or sulphane), which is produced, among other things, during the rotting of proteins and therefore gives rotten eggs their characteristic odour. It also occurs in volcanic gases, natural gas and crude oil. In wine, the foul-smelling and very toxic gas can...

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