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Is hydrogen sulfide gas poisonous? Yes, hydrogen sulfide is poisonous and can kill quickly. Many oil field workers keep H2S monitors on them to alert them to high levels of the gas, which has a ...

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Hydrogen sulfide, H2S, is an invisible gas that smells of rotten eggs and that comes up with the oil that’s produced in large swaths of Texas. Highly corrosive, the gas can leak from large tanks ...

ExxonMobil reported a release of hydrogen sulfide gas Friday at its 634,400 b/d Beaumont, Texas, refinery, according to a company filing with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality on Monday.

Sulfur in your water supply is easily recognized by its offensive odor. Hydrogen sulfide gas causes the "rotten-egg" or sulfur water smell. Hydrogen sulfide in water causes no known health effects.

Everyone wants safe surroundings and the environment around them, especially in commercial and residential areas.

ExxonMobil reported a release of hydrogen sulfide gas Friday at its 634,400 b/d Beaumont, Texas, refinery, according to a company filing with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality on Monday.

The report "Hydrogen Sulfide Scavengers Market by Type (water soluble, oil soluble, gas-phase), Chemistry (triazine, nitrite, iron sponge) ...