Does anyone know of low-cost water filters that are effective for removing dissolved hydrogen sulfide? My inclination is to use biochar or granular activated carbon plus a coffee filter as a near-universal sorbent, but I am wondering if anyone knows of a material that is more effective at specifically sorbing H2S. I want to steer clear of oxidants due to resulting acidification of the water, especially since this is for people's drinking water in a community with aging water infrastructure. Please answer below if you know of good water filters for hydrogen sulfide!
I wonder if @shanlter knows about absorbing #h2s #hydrogen-sulfide -- and also I saw @jsummers had a system for eliminating h2s from a test setup -- Jack, do you have a link to that post you did? Thanks!
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Ah cool, i found it!
Does it have to be bubbled up gradually, @jsummers? I didn't know bleach would remediate h2s...
https://publiclab.org/notes/JSummers/11-20-2014/toward-calibrating-h2s-sensors
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