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H2S (Hydrogen sulfide) and sulfured volatile organic compounds - Sources, impact, analyses, treatment processes

The air we breathe contains sulfur compounds produced by natural processes (volcanoes, fumaroles, aerobic or anaerobic fermentation, etc.) and human activities. The table 4 shows some of the concentrations of sulfur compounds found in the residual background in the air. These levels are very low. · It is worth noting the seemingly large number of molecules inhaled with each breath. This value should be put into perspective by considering Avogadro's number (6.02 × 10 ²³ molecules/mol).