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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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hydrogen
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Sulphur bacteria may be present below the anoxic zone, reducing sulphate ions and liberating hydrogen sulphide .
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So the sewage goes septic, giving off hydrogen sulphide which corrodes the pipes and makes a nasty smell.
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These included methane, ammonia, probably hydrogen cyanide, hydrogen sulphide and carbon monoxide.
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Instead of splitting hydrogen sulphide , they developed the ability to split water by first trapping solar energy in green pigments.
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The outlet can contain nitrite or hydrogen sulphide .
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Gas compositions are normalised to exclude hydrogen sulphide because of poor analytical reproducibility for this gas.
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Apparently they were thriving on hydrogen sulphide from the rotting beams of the ship.
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Later in the spoilage process other components, such as the sulphurous notes from hydrogen sulphide , may add to the smell.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A cadmium sulphide paste is printed through a screen on to a glass substrate.
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A source of silver much exploited in early times was lead sulphide , most notably galena, containing varying proportions of silver.
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Hydrogen sulphide can destroy both plants and fish.
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Hydrogen sulphide was probably a relatively rare commodity, even in ancient times.
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People who harbour sulphate reducing bacteria in their large bowel have higher levels of sulphide in their faeces than methanogenic subjects.
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Reinterpreted as an Ordovician volcanogenic massive and disseminated sulphide deposit.
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So the sewage goes septic, giving off hydrogen sulphide which corrodes the pipes and makes a nasty smell.
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These included methane, ammonia, probably hydrogen cyanide, hydrogen sulphide and carbon monoxide.