This isn't worth the work to prove anything. I know what kills me
on an easy day. And I have talked to large and small developers of
housing and work sites. Posion gas is dangerous and starts out as
rotten eggs and then you loose the smell.

You are not allergic to sulphur like I. I'm sensitive to it.
I'm talking about H2S not So2. And that is the difference.

Martin

On 7/10/2015 6:22 AM, Lloyd E. Sponenburgh wrote:
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Whatever.

Do I correctly interpret your "whatever" to say that in your opinion SO2
IS the 'rotten eggs smell'. Or is it some other mental shrug you're
doing.

If you are maintaing that, I'll give you a simple experiment that will
generate all the SO2 you want, so you can smell it, and see if it reminds
you of rotten eggs.

Just make a pile of about a teaspoonful flowers of sulfur on a fireproof
surface. Heaping it up as high as possible will help.

Gently play a torch flame over the pile. It'll start to look molten in
drops, then turn a reddish color, then brown, the parts will go back to
yellow and catch fire with a faint blue flame. It will flicker and lick,
and you may have to keep the torch at the ready to keep it burning.

The gas coming off that blue fire is sulfur dioxide. Take a SMALL sniff,
and get back with us on your impressions.

Lloyd