A kinetic spectrophotometric approach for determination of sulfide ion the presence of micelle particles in natural waters

The detection of sulfide ion has been paid much attention as a consequence of the toxicity ofhydrogen sulfide and the corresponding risk associated with exposure in anumber ofoccupational settings [1]. Hydrogen sulfide and its ionization products, bisulfide and sulfideare found in many natural waters and formed in anoxic waters by heterotrophic, sulfatereducingbacteria and as a result of geochemical processes in hydrothermal systems [2].Spectrophotometric methods can be implemented on a very simple, rapid, and inexpensiveequipment and provide lowlevel determination. These advantages cause thespectrophotometric methods to remain a lovely technique.