“The interaction between sulfur and the π orbitals of the C=N links is far greater than anything which occurs with oxygen or nitrogen substituents.” “organic.

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“The interaction between sulfur and the π orbitals of the C=N links is far greater than anything which occurs with oxygen or nitrogen substituents.” “organic sulfur compounds”,page 54 Sulfree™ Basic Molecule

About Sul-Free™ Sul-Free™ represents a new imine complex that offers significant advantages in treatment. It specifically targets acid gases including hydrogen sulfide, organo-sulfur compounds and mercaptans. The Sul-Free™ molecule has demonstrated much higher capacity than current science. In recent hydrogen sulfide gas scrubbing trials, Sul-Free™ captured 20 times more H 2 S than the standard triazine product on a w/w basis. Sul-Free™ has also shown capacity to scrub organic compounds such as benzene.

TOXICITY Sulfree™ is synthesized from ingredients which are used infood and food adjutants. Found in 21 CFR , , Aquatic toxicity is very low, LC-50/96 for rainbow trout is270 ppm. ( as WS-1500 concentrate ) At use levels,toxicity is extremely low. This chemistry at use concentrations does not harmbacteria in the system. Sul-Free™ is non-corrosive, easyto handle and apply, safe to use.

Corrosivity Sul-Free™ solutions are isotonic with the pH of concrete. It is not corrosive to wastewater piping systems. As it removes the hydrogen sulfide the corrosive environment to the system infrastructure is abated. In well-bore and pipe applications corrosion is reduced due to acid gas capture. The Sul-Free™ molecule due to its structure may demonstrate anti-corrosive properties. In handling Sul-Free™ there is no need for special chemical resistant pumps, tanks or plumbing.

Biodegradation Sulfree™ biodegrades under anaerobic conditions to methane, carbon dioxide and water. This leaves virtually no solids, no salts which produce EC ( electrical conductivity ), no nitrates. Sulfree™ does not generate Oxides of Nitrogen ( Nox) in its use or biodegradation. Carbon Monoxide ( CO ), Particulate Matter (PM2.5), Particulate Matter ( PM10) are not generated by this technology.

Mass balance of Sul-Free™ / Hydrogen Sulfide Biodegradation Sul-Free™ + Hydrogen Sulfide  7 CO CH NH 3 + 6H S For wastewater treated with Sul-Free™ at 3 gallons of Sul- Free™WS 1500 per million gallons of wastewater, the mass balance of constituents prior to treatment would be 2.3 lbs Carbon Dioxide, 1.69 lbs of Methane, 0.9 lbs of Ammonia, 5.7 lbs of water and 1.69 lbs of Sulfur. Under aerobic conditions, the Sul-Free™ molecule can catalytically regenerate which allows it to be a net consumer of ammonia.

Electrophilic Addition Imine/Enamine Tautomerism Anaerobic Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution Aerobic Oxidation Hydrogen Sulfide Sulfree™ Enamine Sulfree™ Basic Molecule Sulfur Water Sulfree™ Catalytic Electrophilic Substitution

Aldehyde Oxidase Benzoic Acid Carbon Dioxide Methane Anaerobic Degradation Sulfree™ Basic Molecule

Treatment Chemical Removal rate as Lbs/Lb H2S Removal Rate for Ethyl Mercaptan Estimated cost per lb of Hydrogen Sulfide Sodium Hypochlorite 6.56 lbs/lb Hydrogen Sulfide9.3 lbs/lb ethyl mercaptan Bleach solution 12% lbs/lb Hydrogen Sulfide77.5 lbs/lb ethyl mercaptan5.46 / lb Hydrogen Sulfide Chlorine (gas) 6.26 lbs/lb Hydrogen Sulfide8.88 lbs/lb ethyl mercaptan2.37 / lb Hydrogen Sulfide Potassium Permanganate 9.28 lbs/lb Hydrogen Sulfide13.1 lbs/lb ethyl mercaptan27.00 / lb Hydrogen Sulfide Ozone 4.23 lbs/lb Hydrogen Sulfide6 lbs/lb ethyl mercaptan Sodium Hydroxide 1.35 lbs/lb Hydrogen Sulfideunknown Sodium Hydroxide 50% 2.70 lbs/lb Hydrogen Sulfideunknown 2.36 / lb Hydrogen Sulfide(60% loading) Ferrous Chloride/H20210 lbs/lb Hydrogen Sulfide1.87 / lb Hydrogen Sulfide solution ( Liquid #/#)2.4 lbs H202/lb H2S Ferric Chloride/H2O229 lbs/lb Hydrogen Sulfide5.80 / lb Hydrogen Sulfide solution (Liquid #/#)12.4 lbs/lb2.33 / lb Hysrogen Sulfide Sulfree WS lbs/lb Hydrogen Sulfide4.0 lbs/lb ethyl mercaptan2.10 / lb Hydrogen Sulfide Sulfree WS lbs/lb Hydrogen Sulfide1.0 lbs/lb ethyl mercaptan2.00 / lb Hydrogen Sulfide Anaerobic Scrubbing of Hydrogen Sulfide

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