When 59 per cent nitrogen, 21 per cent hydrogen, 9 per cent carbon dioxide, 7 per cent methane and 4 per cent oxygen react chemically, it leads to one hell of a resounding fart. Breaking wind in public is perceived as impolite, and particularly a nuisance when they come in short bursts from unknown sources in a crowded bus. Now, the stench in a fart is a result of the sulphide quotient in hydrogen sulphide, which incidentally only one per cent of a fart contains.
Sometimes farts are inadvertent, leading to many an embarrassing moments. About time you stopped feeling shy of your farts, because scientists believe that farts are very good for health, in fact they keep your brain, heart and other parts of the body in mint condition.
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