What are the chemical properties of sodium hydrosulfide?

Properties of sodium hydrosulfide (NaSH)

Sodium hydrosulfide typically exists as colorless, needle-like crystals that are highly hygroscopic. Upon reaching its melting point, it decomposes and releases hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) gas. It is readily soluble in water and alcohols, with aqueous solutions exhibiting strong alkalinity. Industrial-grade NaSH is commonly supplied as an orange or yellow solution with a bitter taste.

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