Discussion Thoughts on Hydrogen Sulfide?

[untouchable305]

well from what I know, Lysol brand is the best I could find. It'd usually all be in the "toilet cleaners" section. You can just look around the bottle to see the percentage, it'll probably say around the bottom of the label on the front. If not, you can always check somewhere on the back. Not all products are the same so I can't really help you out there, just have to read a lot I guess.
I have two bottles of around 12 percent HCl, which amounts to just over a liter of liquid, which I think should be enough. of course there's no harm in using more - toilet cleaner is pretty cheap.
And given that I could only find bulk containers of CaS5, you might as well use as much HCl as possible. Lot of sulfur and not so much hydrogen.

and also this isn't true, regular calcium sulfide will also work. But personally I wasn't able to find any. I'm not a particularly skilled chemist, if I'm to be honest.
if you *really* want the math on the ratios of each chemical to use, I guess I could do the math in the morning. I've been a college dropout for a little while but I could start using my calculator again to help someone out.

Thanks I'm new to this website anyway u can direct message me? And u can take pictures of what u used. And what calcium polysulifide had highest concentration easy to get?

 

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Gas chamber is not a peaceful way to go, and they are using more lethal gas there than h2s.

 

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Calcium Sulfide reaction:
CaS + 2 HCl = CaCl2 + H2S
by mass, you will actually need a pretty close to equal amount of pure hydrochloric acid and pure calcium sulfide.
if you bought your calcium sulfide first, you can use this equation to find out how much hydrochloric acid you need, if you really want a perfect reaction:
(CaS mass) * (CaS concentration / 100) / (HCl concentration / 100) = HCl mass
and you can probably figure it out if you bought the HCl first.
I don't know their density. If you're enough of a stickler to really want the math of it, then be prepared to use your kitchen scale.

CaS5 is, as a molecule, heavier than CaS. Obviously. But the reaction is really similar.
CaS5 + 2HCl = CaCl2 + 4S + H2S
You need about 2.8 times as much pure CaS5 as you have pure HCl, which means your formula for finding out how much toilet cleaner you need is:
(CaS5 mass) * (CaS5 concentration / 100) / (HCl concentration / 100) / 2.8 = HCl mass
and for finding how much calcium polysulfide:
(HCl mass) * (HCl concentration / 100) * 2.8 / (CaS5 concentration / 100) = CaS5 mass

u can direct message me? And u can take pictures of what u used. And what calcium polysulifide had highest concentration easy to get?

I'm not sure if you're allowed to name sources on this site. Even so, I forgot the source anyway, I got it a while ago. And even then, I'm not taking the risk of you being a fed and shutting down the company that still sells this stuff.
I don't think it's "easy to get" in the sense that most hardware stores won't have it. BUT it is still available online. Be thorough, look up calcium sulfide fungicide or calcium polysulfide fungicide. It might take a while to find it online but it is available.
In some places, you may also find it as a product called "bath sulfur". Calcium polysulfide has some softening effect on the skin, so some people will pour it in the bathtub.
In Japan, a product called "610 HAP" was popular as a bath sulfur, and as a chemical for suicide. It has stopped production since 2008. So maybe you won't find it as bath sulfur, but it's worth a shot to look it up.

sorry if that's all a bit of wall of text. I'm not good words explaining. I hope it somehow helps.

Gas chamber is not a peaceful way to go, and they are using more lethal gas there than h2s.

the, um, "historic" gas chambers used hydrogen cyanide. In WW1, chlorine gas was also used heavily as a weapon. Chlorine gas is slow and excruciatingly painful. It basically melts your insides. Hydrogen cyanide is also particularly painful, but it is fast acting if in high concentrations. Hydrogen sulfide can be near instant knockout and minimal pain.

 

[untouchable305]

Calcium Sulfide reaction:
CaS + 2 HCl = CaCl2 + H2S
by mass, you will actually need a pretty close to equal amount of pure hydrochloric acid and pure calcium sulfide.
if you bought your calcium sulfide first, you can use this equation to find out how much hydrochloric acid you need, if you really want a perfect reaction:
(CaS mass) * (CaS concentration / 100) / (HCl concentration / 100) = HCl mass
and you can probably figure it out if you bought the HCl first.
I don't know their density. If you're enough of a stickler to really want the math of it, then be prepared to use your kitchen scale.

CaS5 is, as a molecule, heavier than CaS. Obviously. But the reaction is really similar.
CaS5 + 2HCl = CaCl2 + 4S + H2S
You need about 2.8 times as much pure CaS5 as you have pure HCl, which means your formula for finding out how much toilet cleaner you need is:
(CaS5 mass) * (CaS5 concentration / 100) / (HCl concentration / 100) / 2.8 = HCl mass
and for finding how much calcium polysulfide:
(HCl mass) * (HCl concentration / 100) * 2.8 / (CaS5 concentration / 100) = CaS5 mass


I'm not sure if you're allowed to name sources on this site. Even so, I forgot the source anyway, I got it a while ago. And even then, I'm not taking the risk of you being a fed and shutting down the company that still sells this stuff.
I don't think it's "easy to get" in the sense that most hardware stores won't have it. BUT it is still available online. Be thorough, look up calcium sulfide fungicide or calcium polysulfide fungicide. It might take a while to find it online but it is available.
In some places, you may also find it as a product called "bath sulfur". Calcium polysulfide has some softening effect on the skin, so some people will pour it in the bathtub.
In Japan, a product called "610 HAP" was popular as a bath sulfur, and as a chemical for suicide. It has stopped production since 2008. So maybe you won't find it as bath sulfur, but it's worth a shot to look it up.

sorry if that's all a bit of wall of text. I'm not good words explaining. I hope it somehow helps.

the, um, "historic" gas chambers used hydrogen cyanide. In WW1, chlorine gas was also used heavily as a weapon. Chlorine gas is slow and excruciatingly painful. It basically melts your insides. Hydrogen cyanide is also particularly painful, but it is fast acting if in high concentrations. Hydrogen sulfide can be near instant knockout and minimal pain.

Dam man if it's not in hardware stores or something close I thouht it would be easy to find and he'll no never the feds or have ability to shut down website wtf don't even worry bout that Still dm me

Dam man if it's not in hardware stores or something close I thouht it would be easy to find and he'll no never the feds or have ability to shut down website wtf don't even worry bout that Still dm me

Calcium Sulfide reaction:
CaS + 2 HCl = CaCl2 + H2S
by mass, you will actually need a pretty close to equal amount of pure hydrochloric acid and pure calcium sulfide.
if you bought your calcium sulfide first, you can use this equation to find out how much hydrochloric acid you need, if you really want a perfect reaction:
(CaS mass) * (CaS concentration / 100) / (HCl concentration / 100) = HCl mass
and you can probably figure it out if you bought the HCl first.
I don't know their density. If you're enough of a stickler to really want the math of it, then be prepared to use your kitchen scale.

CaS5 is, as a molecule, heavier than CaS. Obviously. But the reaction is really similar.
CaS5 + 2HCl = CaCl2 + 4S + H2S
You need about 2.8 times as much pure CaS5 as you have pure HCl, which means your formula for finding out how much toilet cleaner you need is:
(CaS5 mass) * (CaS5 concentration / 100) / (HCl concentration / 100) / 2.8 = HCl mass
and for finding how much calcium polysulfide:
(HCl mass) * (HCl concentration / 100) * 2.8 / (CaS5 concentration / 100) = CaS5 mass


I'm not sure if you're allowed to name sources on this site. Even so, I forgot the source anyway, I got it a while ago. And even then, I'm not taking the risk of you being a fed and shutting down the company that still sells this stuff.
I don't think it's "easy to get" in the sense that most hardware stores won't have it. BUT it is still available online. Be thorough, look up calcium sulfide fungicide or calcium polysulfide fungicide. It might take a while to find it online but it is available.
In some places, you may also find it as a product called "bath sulfur". Calcium polysulfide has some softening effect on the skin, so some people will pour it in the bathtub.
In Japan, a product called "610 HAP" was popular as a bath sulfur, and as a chemical for suicide. It has stopped production since 2008. So maybe you won't find it as bath sulfur, but it's worth a shot to look it up.

sorry if that's all a bit of wall of text. I'm not good words explaining. I hope it somehow helps.

the, um, "historic" gas chambers used hydrogen cyanide. In WW1, chlorine gas was also used heavily as a weapon. Chlorine gas is slow and excruciatingly painful. It basically melts your insides. Hydrogen cyanide is also particularly painful, but it is fast acting if in high concentrations. Hydrogen sulfide can be near instant knockout and minimal pain.

Real reports H2S: need help if these are in hardware

• Lime sulfur tree spray (30% calcium poly sulfide) + toilet bowl cleaner (20% hydrogen choloride)
• Mix fungicide + toilet bowl cleaner in plastic tray w bright blue liquid in back seat
• 9 empty bottles of 610HAP (a 440 g bottle of a liquid bath essence containing 160-195 g/kg sulfur) and 10 of Sunpole (a 500 mL bottle of a toilet bowl cleaner containing 9.5% HCl) in the car

Dam man if it's not in hardware stores or something close I thouht it would be easy to find and he'll no never the feds or have ability to shut down website wtf don't even worry bout that Still dm me


Real reports H2S: need help if these are in hardware

• Lime sulfur tree spray (30% calcium poly sulfide) + toilet bowl cleaner (20% hydrogen choloride)
• Mix fungicide + toilet bowl cleaner in plastic tray w bright blue liquid in back seat
• 9 empty bottles of 610HAP (a 440 g bottle of a liquid bath essence containing 160-195 g/kg sulfur) and 10 of Sunpole (a 500 mL bottle of a toilet bowl cleaner containing 9.5% HCl) in the car

What can I pair with Lysol brand ? The one recommended

 

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Real reports H2S: need help if these are in hardware

• Lime sulfur tree spray (30% calcium poly sulfide) + toilet bowl cleaner (20% hydrogen choloride)
• Mix fungicide + toilet bowl cleaner in plastic tray w bright blue liquid in back seat
• 9 empty bottles of 610HAP (a 440 g bottle of a liquid bath essence containing 160-195 g/kg sulfur) and 10 of Sunpole (a 500 mL bottle of a toilet bowl cleaner containing 9.5% HCl) in the car

The lime sulfur tree spray, yes it's possible. Just gotta look for yourself or ask an employee. Just say it's for removing fungus. Lime sulfur should work.
Toilet cleaner, yes, Lysol brand has a good concentration.
like I said before, 610HAP doesn't exist anymore, but it may be possible that similar bath sulfurs are available just not at a hardware store. It's more popular in Japan. Sunpole (サンポール) is the same thing as Lysol toilet bowl cleaner. In fact some bottles of Lysol are stronger.

Check your Lysol bottle to make sure it's hydrochloric acid. If so, it should work with calcium sulfide or polysulfide (lime sulfur).
Just take a trip to the store first and ask for lime sulfur.

 

[untouchable305]

The lime sulfur tree spray, yes it's possible. Just gotta look for yourself or ask an employee. Just say it's for removing fungus. Lime sulfur should work.
Toilet cleaner, yes, Lysol brand has a good concentration.
like I said before, 610HAP doesn't exist anymore, but it may be possible that similar bath sulfurs are available just not at a hardware store. It's more popular in Japan. Sunpole (サンポール) is the same thing as Lysol toilet bowl cleaner. In fact some bottles of Lysol are stronger.

Check your Lysol bottle to make sure it's hydrochloric acid. If so, it should work with calcium sulfide or polysulfide (lime sulfur).
Just take a trip to the store first and ask for lime sulfur.

What should lime sulfur contain for strongest concentration? I'm using Lysol your brand . What strongest pair for it Calcium sulfide or polysulfide? What should the sulfurs concentration be and what to look for pairing it with the lysol

What should lime sulfur contain for strongest concentration? I'm using Lysol your brand . What strongest pair for it Calcium sulfide or polysulfide? What should the sulfurs concentration be and what to look for pairing it with the lysol

What get in hardware store? With strongest concentration
Artist oil paints (0–15 percent zinc
sulfide)
Dandruff shampoos (1.0 percent selenium sulfide) Pesticides (5–30 percent calcium polysulfides) Spackling paste (1–2 percent zinc sulfide)
Some latex paints (6.6 percent zinc sulfide)
Garden fungicides (5-90 percent sulfur)

What should lime sulfur contain for strongest concentration? I'm using Lysol your brand . What strongest pair for it Calcium sulfide or polysulfide? What should the sulfurs concentration be and what to look for pairing it with the lysol

What get in hardware store? With strongest concentration
Artist oil paints (0–15 percent zinc
sulfide)
Dandruff shampoos (1.0 percent selenium sulfide) Pesticides (5–30 percent calcium polysulfides) Spackling paste (1–2 percent zinc sulfide)
Some latex paints (6.6 percent zinc sulfide)
Garden fungicides (5-90 percent sulfur)

And is lime sulfur bonide (purple cap) in store?

 

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What should lime sulfur contain for strongest concentration? I'm using Lysol your brand . What strongest pair for it Calcium sulfide or polysulfide? What should the sulfurs concentration be and what to look for pairing it with the lysol

Well, lime sulfur is lime sulfur. It's calcium polysulfide. Colloquial term is lime sulfur. Like I said with the calculations, you want about equal mass of lime sulfur and acid. An easy way is to get the same concentration and then the same amount of both. But if you have, say, 5% CaS and 10% HCl, you'd need twice as much lime sulfur. Because... math

What get in hardware store? With strongest concentration
Artist oil paints (0–15 percent zinc
sulfide)
Dandruff shampoos (1.0 percent selenium sulfide) Pesticides (5–30 percent calcium polysulfides) Spackling paste (1–2 percent zinc sulfide)
Some latex paints (6.6 percent zinc sulfide)
Garden fungicides (5-90 percent sulfur)

I completely forgot about zinc sulfide. On the math of things, you want 1.5x as much zinc sulfide compared to your HCl.
It depends on what you can afford / what's available really, but the pesticide is your best bet. The oil paints could work but it's paint and you don't want a mess. Or maybe you do, I don't judge.
The problem with the shampoo and spackling paste is the very small concentration and the fact that they will likely contain many other unknown chemicals in them. However, in the case of pesticides, it's pretty much just the active ingredient plus water.
Elemental sulfur is a no-go. If you pour acid onto it, nothing happens. It does not react.

Personally I was not able to find bonide, but my local hardware store is pretty small. If I'm not mistaken, they may have even discontinued their line of lime sulfur products in favor of using copper hydroxide instead.

 

[untouchable305]

Well, lime sulfur is lime sulfur. It's calcium polysulfide. Colloquial term is lime sulfur. Like I said with the calculations, you want about equal mass of lime sulfur and acid. An easy way is to get the same concentration and then the same amount of both. But if you have, say, 5% CaS and 10% HCl, you'd need twice as much lime sulfur. Because... math

I completely forgot about zinc sulfide. On the math of things, you want 1.5x as much zinc sulfide compared to your HCl.
It depends on what you can afford / what's available really, but the pesticide is your best bet. The oil paints could work but it's paint and you don't want a mess. Or maybe you do, I don't judge.
The problem with the shampoo and spackling paste is the very small concentration and the fact that they will likely contain many other unknown chemicals in them. However, in the case of pesticides, it's pretty much just the active ingredient plus water.
Elemental sulfur is a no-go. If you pour acid onto it, nothing happens. It does not react.

Personally I was not able to find bonide, but my local hardware store is pretty small. If I'm not mistaken, they may have even discontinued their line of lime sulfur products in favor of using copper hydroxide instead.

How bout others :

• Mix bath additive + toilet detergent Ex- lime sulfur + oxidant

• sulfur mixed w potent oxidant such as toilet detergent, an even greater quantity of H2S gas evolves than it would with gastric acid
• 2kg Sodium sulfide (high purity) + 2L hydrologic acid
• proton donor hydrogen sulfide
• insecticides for sulfur

 

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How bout others :

• Mix bath additive + toilet detergent Ex- lime sulfur + oxidant
• sulfur mixed w potent oxidant such as toilet detergent, an even greater quantity of H2S gas evolves than it would with gastric acid
• 2kg Sodium sulfide (high purity) + 2L hydrologic acid
• proton donor hydrogen sulfide
• insecticides for sulfur

I just did enough research to get the stuff for myself, and thats about all I can share. You seem to be a bit deeper than I am right now. I don't really know about sodium sulfide as a reactant, and I haven't heard of proton donor stuff. If you know of a way to get hydrogen sulfide from sulfur dust, then that could be useful, but I know sulfur doesn't react with hydrochloric (gastric) acid.

 

[untouchable305]

I just did enough research to get the stuff for myself, and thats about all I can share. You seem to be a bit deeper than I am right now. I don't really know about sodium sulfide as a reactant, and I haven't heard of proton donor stuff. If you know of a way to get hydrogen sulfide from sulfur dust, then that could be useful, but I know sulfur doesn't react with hydrochloric (gastric) acid.

I just did enough research to get the stuff for myself, and thats about all I can share. You seem to be a bit deeper than I am right now. I don't really know about sodium sulfide as a reactant, and I haven't heard of proton donor stuff. If you know of a way to get hydrogen sulfide from sulfur dust, then that could be useful, but I know sulfur doesn't react with hydrochloric (gastric) acid.

How about

• Mix dishwashing detergent w bleach contain cleanser such as Comet

This random one I found :

• 1L bottle of lime sulphur containing 23% Calcium Polysulfide (CaS5?) and 4L bottle of muriatic acid with COMMERCIAL GRADE 20º BAUME (31.45%)

Drinking :

• sulfur in MUTOHAP mixed w gastric acid

 

[untouchable305]

How about

• Mix dishwashing detergent w bleach contain cleanser such as Comet

This random one I found :

• 1L bottle of lime sulphur containing 23% Calcium Polysulfide (CaS5?) and 4L bottle of muriatic acid with COMMERCIAL GRADE 20º BAUME (31.45%)

Drinking :

• sulfur in MUTOHAP mixed w gastric acid

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What other methods u know beside H2S? I'm curious how about OTC any other name all