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Facts: Chemical Symbol: Br Group 7A, 4th period Atomic Mass: 79.904 Family Name: Halogen brown liquid Nonmetallic, volatile , very toxic if it touches skin Used for, fumigants, dyes, medicines, and sanitizers It could combine with gasoline and fires. Electron arrangement: 2,8,18,7 A mix of bromine and aluminum makes a violent reaction |
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| Bromine is used in poisons. | Bromine and aliminum | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| History: Bromine was discovered by Antoine J. Balard in 1826 in France. Bromine comes from the Greek word "Bromos" Meaning stench. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Where Bromine Is Found: Bromine is found in natural brine which is just water with many minerals.
Isolation:They take the sea water and add chlorine gas, and the Bromine is oxidized. 2Br+Cl2=2cl+Br2 |
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| Physical Appearance… a heavy, volatile. It is a reddish- brown liquid. It has unattractive odor. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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