Hydrogen sulfide in solution can cause water to be unsatisfactory for which of the following reasons?

Hydrogen sulfide in solution is known for its characteristic rotten egg odor, which is highly unpleasant and often detectable at very low concentrations. This odor can make water sources unsatisfactory for drinking and other domestic uses, as it is off-putting to consumers and can lead to avoidance of the water. While its presence can also have other effects, such as influencing reactions with chlorine or contributing to water quality concerns, the primary issue for most consumers is the offensive smell. This makes the water unpalatable and impacts its overall acceptability for use.