Some examples of sulfides and sulfide minerals include: Hydrogen sulfide a corrosive and toxic gas that has a rotten egg smell Sodium sulfide used in leather tanning and dyes Selenium sulfide used in anti-dandruff shampoos Calcium polysulfide used as a fungicide in gardening Sulfates are the salts of sulfuric acid, which are found naturally, and also commonly used in certain preparations such as: Magnesium sulfate (Epsom salt) for detoxifying baths Sodium laureth sulfate used in shampoos and soaps Iron sulfates used in supplements Thiol is an organic compound similar to alcohol and phenol, but in place of the oxygen atom, it has a sulfur atom instead
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In vitro studies by Matalka et al