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would the fart bubbles smell when they pop?
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Nope, as there's not enough methyl-mercaptan (the chemical that actually causes the "stink" in flatulence) present to actually stink enough. Not only that, but a majority of the substance (along with any methane that might also come up) will get trapped in the molecules of the water, as well.
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Nope, as there's not enough methyl-mercaptan (the chemical that actually causes the "stink" in flatulence) present to actually stink enough. Not only that, but a majority of the substance (along with any methane that might also come up) will get trapped in the molecules of the water, as well. |
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It's part of my job description- knowing about what various chemicals will do under various circumstances.
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fair enough!
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You can tell from the flaming Z in my avatar pic, you know- I deal with fire on an almost daily basis.
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Nope, as there's not enough methyl-mercaptan (the chemical that actually causes the "stink" in flatulence) present to actually stink enough. Not only that, but a majority of the substance (along with any methane that might also come up) will get trapped in the molecules of the water, as well. they why is it that when you rip one in the bath tub that it stinks? if it gets trapped in the water molecules. |
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Yeah. Most of it's coming up through the water. Some will come up as bubbles, but there'll be more filtering through the molecules.
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Yes, have you never been around when someone did that!
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