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Title: Methods For The Determination Of The Hydrogen Sulfide Content Of Natural Gas
Author: P. V. L. Patten
Source: 1938 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1938
Abstract: The determination of the hydrogen sulfide content of natural gas I based on two properties of hydrogen sulfide. There are 1 the ability of hydrogen sulfide to react metathetically with salts or hydroxides of metallic ions to form metallic sulfide 2 the ability of hydrogen sulfide to be oxidized to free sulphur with the accompanying reduction of another compound. These reactions are numerous, and have given rise to a great number of methods for determining hydrogen sulfide. They probably may be best classified under the following heading: Colorimetric determinations and Absorption and titration methods.

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