Assertion: hydrogen sulfide | /r/HasProperty | corrosive
Facets:
value: highly
type: DEGREE
value: to metal
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in the presence of water
type: OTHER
value: to piping and plumbing fixtures
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in wastewater applications
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Hydrogen Sulfide is highly poisonous and highly corrosive in wastewater applications.
text: Hydrogen sulfide is corrosive to metals, piping and plumbing fixtures, tarnishes silverware, and results in yellow or black staining in some cases.
text: Hydrogen sulfide is corrosive to metals such as iron, steel, copper, and brass.
text: Since hydrogen sulfide is corrosive in the presence of water and poisonous in very small concentrations, it must be almost completely removed from natural gas streams before use and preferably before transport or processing in oil field equipment, pipelines, and refineries.
text: Hydrogen sulfide is flammable, sometimes explosive, corrosive, and toxic.
text: Hydrogen sulfide, or H2S, might seem harmless, but is, in fact, poisonous, volatile, corrosive, and even flammable.
text: Hydrogen sulfide is corrosive and renders some steels brittle, leading to sulphide stress cracking — a concern especially for handling "sour gas" and sour crude oil in the oil industry.
text: Hydrogen sulfide is corrosive and renders some steels brittle, leading to sulfide stress cracking — a concern especially for handling "sour gas" and sour crude oil in the oil industry.
text: Hydrogen sulfide (H 2 S) is a pungent, flammable, colorless gas that is very toxic to humans and is extremely corrosive to metal.
text: Hydrogen sulfide is corrosive, so it may discolor silverware and faucets, especially those containing copper, brass, steel, or iron.