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		By: Fray Sau		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I am a PhD organic chemist. Your sense of smell may have been saturated so you couldn’t appreciate it. That’s one of the dangers of H2S. Many people die because high exposure levels turn the nose sensors off by saturating them. Also, you could have easily destroyed the thioacetone with chlorine bleach. We vdid that with sulfur compounds routinely in the lab.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am a PhD organic chemist. Your sense of smell may have been saturated so you couldn’t appreciate it. That’s one of the dangers of H2S. Many people die because high exposure levels turn the nose sensors off by saturating them. Also, you could have easily destroyed the thioacetone with chlorine bleach. We vdid that with sulfur compounds routinely in the lab.</p>
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