Hydrogen sulphide - A colorless and volatile gas which gives the water an unpleasant smell of rotten eggs, but when it reacts with oxygen for a long time, the smell disappears. This smell mostly can be observed in boreholes, where the water is in an anaerobic environment (without oxygen). Due to the high pressure from the earth the hydrogen sulphide gas that accumulates undergound can get mixed up with water.
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