Hydrogen
sulfide is toxic.
Legal
Notice:
This website provides instructions for the generation of gases on a microscale level along with instructions for chemical demonstrations and student laboratory experiments with the gases. This site is designed for use by chemistry teachers at the high school and university level. Students and other interested readers are welcome to visit the site to learn more about chemistry but are hereby advised not to perform or attempt to perform any of the instructions provided herein without proper supervision by someone qualified and competent in chemistry. Be advised that irresponsible use of chemicals may cause injury and may be unlawful in your area.
Individuals
using this website and performing the experiments described herein
accept
full responsibility for all that results directly or indirectly from
these
activities. Bruce Mattson, all co-authors and Creighton
University
shall be absolved of any and all responsibility for the result of
activities
conducted from information and instructions provided in this website.
In
order to obtain information regarding the chemicals needed to prepare
hydrogen sulfide, you must be a chemical educator or research
scientist. E-mail brucemattson@creighton.edu with your
request. Please provide the following information:
1. The statement "Request for
information regarding the chemicals used to prepare hydrogen sulfide"
2. Your name and title of your position
3. Your degree (e.g. BS Chemistry)
4. Your academic institution and complete address
5. Your purpose for making hydrogen sulfide
6. The statement "I agree to the terms of the legal notice regarding
the preparation of hydrogen sulfide."