Bromine

usgb/ˈbrəʊmiːn/
noun

Bromine is a chemical element. It is a dark reddish-brown liquid at room temperature that evaporates easily.

Bromine is used in making dyes and flame-proofing agents.
Visual representation of "bromine" - Bromine is a chemical element. It is a dark reddish-brown liquid at room temperature that evaporates easily.

Often appears as...

  • bromine water
  • bromine tablet

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Chemical Context

Use 'bromine' when discussing elements, chemistry, or science-related topics, not in casual conversation.

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In our experiment, we will measure the reaction of bromine with different metals.
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Safety Hazards

'Bromine' is hazardous; mention safety when discussing its use or handling in contexts like laboratories.

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Ensure to wear gloves when handling bromine, as it is corrosive.
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Physical State

Emphasize that 'bromine' is liquid at room temperature, unlike most non-metals which are gases.

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Bromine is unique for being a liquid, while other halogens are gaseous at room temperature.
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