why would adding bile (bile salts&pigments) make sulfur sink in water?
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when sulfur touches oxygen it bond with it making it boyant the bile breaks that bond giving you pure sulfur which is in fact heavier than water therefore it sinks
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Tums is a great example... By mixing with the acid in your stomach, it neutralizes the acid, causing it to form water, and a salt(not the same as table salt).  Everytime you breathe it's a chemical transformation as the hemoglobins pick up the oxygen from your lungs, and carry them throughout your body.
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Because as a neutral atom, it is not polar, and water is a polar solvent.  Sulfur is more soluble in nonpolar solvents like hexane or benzene.
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Bile is stored in the galbladder located inside the Liver\n\nHow is it produced? The hepatocytes secretes bile into canaliculi. From here it it flows into bile ducts. As the bile flows through the bile ducts watery, bicarbonate-rich secretion is added from ductal epithelial cells. \n\nWhat triggers it to be released? Bile is made continuously and it does not usually enter the small intestine until the gallbladder contracts to release its stored concentration of bile.\n\nWhat happens to it? About 95% of the bile acids are reabsorbed back into the blood.
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Your gallbladder stores the bile that is needed to create the alkali PH for your small intestine to digest your food. So this effect should be normal.- Trust me, my biology teacher taught me this morning.
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Bile is actually yellowish, the brown colour is a result of the digestive processes as it passes through the small & large intestines.
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BOTH lowering of ph in lakes or removing mineral.\n\n http://healthandenergy.com/acid_rain.htm
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if we are talking just Vinegar (acetic acid) and sulfur there is a possibility it would react to form hydrogen sulfide (H2S). H2S is toxic so you need to do it in small amounts and a WELL VENTILATED AREA!!!
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A lot of silly answers here. It does reac slightly to make calcium sulphate. Calcium sulphate is only slightly soluble and coats the limestone making a barrier between the limestone and the acid.
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Your bile gland is over active.
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It could be that lol or it may be due to the bacteria that lives within the body of water, such as blue algae. :)
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As the bile crystals aggregate to form stones, they move about, eventually occluding the outlet and preventing the gallbladder from emptying. This creates symptoms.\nIt also results in irritation, inflammation, and sometimes infection of the gallbladder. The pattern is usually one of intermittent obstruction due to stones moving in and out of the way. All the while the gallbladder is becoming more scarred. Sometimes infection fills it with pus—a serious complication.\nOn occasion a stone will travel down the cystic duct into the common bile duct and get stuck there. This will back bile up into the liver as well as the gallbladder. If the stone sticks at the Ampulla of Vater, the pancreas will also be plugged and will develop pancreatitis. These stones can cause a lot of trouble. Bile is composed of several waste products of metabolism, all of which are supposed to remain in liquid form. The complex chemistry of the liver depends on many chemical processes, which depend in turn upon the chemicals in the diet and the genes that direct those processes. There are greater variations in the output of chemical waste products than there is allowance for their cohabitation in the bile. Incompatible mixes result in the formation of solids. Gallstones will cause the sudden onset of pain in the upper abdomen. Pain will last for 30 minutes to several hours. Pain may move to the right shoulder blade.
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If you ate a lot of something that has sulfa or sulfur dioxide as an ingredient, it can cause stomach ache and egg burps.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY\nThe sulfate ion, SO4^2-, is one of the major anions occurring in natural waters. The majority of sulfates are soluble in water with the exception of lead, barium, and strontium sulfates. Thus, dissolved sulfate is considered to be a permanent solute of water.\n\nThe major health effect observed with sulfate ingestion is laxative action and the cation associated with the sulfate appears to have some effect on the salt's potency as a laxative . Sulfate itself slowly penetrates mammalian cellular membranes and is rapidly eliminated through the kidneys (WHO, 1984a). Pursuant to the Safe Drinking Water Act, the U.S. EPA has proposed Maximum Contaminant Level Goals of either 400 or 500 mg/L to protect infants, and has identified a LOAEL (Lowest-Observed-Adverse-Effect-Level) of 630 mg/L based on diarrhea in infants receiving formula made with high-sulfate water. The Drinking Water Standards of the U.S. Public Health Service recommend that sulfate in water should not exceed 250 mg/L, except when no more suitable supplies are or can be made available. \n\nSulfates can contribute to an undesirable taste in water. The taste threshold for the sulfate ion in water is 300-400 mg/L, and a guidance value of 400 mg/L based on aesthetic quality has been suggested. The current U.S. EPA national Secondary Maximum Contaminant Level for sulfate, based on organoleptic effects, is 250 mg/L.\n\nNo inhalation, or developmental toxicity data were available, and no carcinogenicity data were located.
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I don`t think that it`s corrosive becuz sometimes it`s mix with medicine, and medicine is not corrosive, so sulfur wouldn`t b either, i guess.
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Your gall bladder does not make anything, but it stores bile from your liver in it.  When you eat a meal, your stomach tells your gall bladder to dump all that bile into your intestines.  Bile helps your body break down and absorb fats.  So without it, bile will just be continuously dumped into your intestine.  That means that you don't get a lot of it when you eat, so you may have a hard time digesting fats.  Hope this helps.
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Bile comes from the gall bladder which is below the stomach (Digestive system accessed via Oesophagus).  The lungs are a separate system (Respiratory system acess via the Trachea) but the bile could have gone into the airway as you vomited (aspiration).  You should see a doctor and find out what is happening!