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Questions about the Gas Doctor experiment

2017-02-22 View Original

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When performing the Gasoline Doctor experiment and adding liquefied sulfur, a brown color appears; after waiting for one minute, it becomes acceptable. I’m not sure what the reason for this is I would like to ask the experts here.
Reply #2 2017-02-23
If there is a slight presence of hydrogen sulfide, it can be tried out: take a sample, let it sit for some time before conducting the analysis. If the results are satisfactory, then it indeed contains hydrogen sulfide.

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