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Re: Suitable trap for H2S
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Rajesh,

Try silver wool heated to several hundred degrees C. It worked fine for an
off-line prep system here.

Glen




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Dear all

Could anyone suggest a suitable chemical for trapping H2S (which might be
present in anoxic sea /lake waters) but not affecting trace gases like CO
and H2 (as these are species to be measured from anoxic waters) .

Thanks
Rajesh



Rajesh Agnihotri Ph.D.
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