Influence Of Hydrogen Sulfide Research Articles

On the detectability of H2S in Jupiter

The influence of hydrogen sulfide, a still-undetected key molecule for the Jovian atmospheric chemistry in the infrared spectrum, was investigated. Synthetic spectra including various vertical distribution profiles of H2S have been computed and compared with observational data for Jupiter in the 2- to 15-cm−1 and 1160- to 1200-cm−1 spectral ranges. No firm conclusion about the presence of H2S can be drawn from the latter spectral region because of large uncertainties in gaseous opacities. In the microwave range, H2S is found to be a possible candidate to explain the measurements. Constraints to its vertical distribution which would imply a significant supersaturation in the troposphere are derived. Physical and chemical processes involving H2S in the atmosphere are discussed in the light of this hypothesis.

Gravimetric microdetermination of alkoxy groups in sulphur containing compounds

A simple procedure for microgravimetric determination of alkoxy groups in sulphur-containing compounds has been developed. The influence of hydrogen sulphide formed in the reaction with hydriodic acid is removed by the use of a new solid scrubber filled with manganese dioxide.

Investigation of the corrosive influence of hydrogen sulfide on the metal of pumping-gear bars

The article describes the results of the experimental determination of the corrosion properties of 40C, 15NiMo, 20CrNi, and 36Mo17 steels in mineralized hydrogen sulfide solutions. It was concluded that steels 36Mo17 and 15NiMo are most suitable for service in H2S-bearing corrosive media.

NaYゼオライトのクメン分解活性に対する硫化水素の影響

NaYゼオライトのクメン分解活性に対する硫化水素の影響

CCXCIX.—Studies in gaseous adsorption. Part I. The influence of hydrogen sulphide on the rate of adsorption of hydrogen by platinum

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CXXXVIII.—The influence of hydrogen sulphide on the occlusion of hydrogen by palladium. Part II

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XC.—The influence of hydrogen sulphide on the occlusion of hydrogen by palladium

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