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Hydrogen sulfide is known for its characteristic rotten egg smell. However, exposure to high concentrations can actually lead to a loss of smell, which may lead one to believe the smell has disappeared. Gradually increasing hydrogen sulfide levels can in turn often be mistaken for decreasing hydrogen sulfide levels, a dangerous yet relatively common situation which can lead to accidental extended exposure to hydrogen sulfide.
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