DETECTION AND DEFINITION
Smell / Odour in water
Detecting odors in water, such as sulfur or chlorine, often requires sensory assessment by individuals or more precise chemical analysis. Sulfur odors, resembling rotten eggs, may indicate the presence of hydrogen sulfide gas, while chlorine odors can result from disinfection treatments. Laboratory testing can confirm the specific compounds responsible for the odors, providing valuable insight into water quality and potential contamination sources.
