bromine (Also bromines) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to bromine
- atomic number 35«
- muride«
- toxic substance«
- non-metallic element«
- bromine molecule«
- bromine«
- brominate«
- chlorine«
- bromate«
- halogen«
- bromoform«
- iodine«
- chemical element«
- bromo-«
- bromide«
- bromic«
- element«
- bromize«
- organobromine compound«
- bromite«
- bromism«
- bromise«
- brominism«
- bromine trifluoride«
- temperature«
- bromine pentafluoride«
- hydrogen bromide«
- bromine monoxide«
- hydrobromic acid«
- bromine monofluoride«
- bromine chloride«
- bromination«
- hypobromous acid«
- strong oxidising agent«
- chloride«
- bromane«
- balard«
- bromal«
- fluorine«
- brom-«
- oxidation«
- vasilyevite«
- tribromophenol«
- organobromides«
- tribromo«
- tribromide«
- reaction«
- tetrabrominated«
- bromic acid«
- tetrabromide«
- oxide«
- tedhadleyite«
- sulfur dibromide«
- h2o«
- silicon tetrabromide«
- bromide ion«
- radiobromine«
- compound«
- polybrominated«
- agent«
- polybromide«
- hydrogen«
- perroudite«
- potassium bromide«
- perbromide«
- bromine atom«
- perbromic acid«
- reactivity«
- perbromate«
- halon«
- pentabromide«
- biological role«
- organobromine«
- volatile organobromine compound«
- octabromide«
- natural bromine«
- obtusin«
- brôme«
- nonbromine«
- nitrogen tribromide«
- electronegativity«
- perbromates«
- murdochite«
- free bromine atom«
- monobromination«
- ethylene bromide«
- monobromide«
- c–br bond«
- monobromated«
- bromous acid«
- molecule«
- lavrentievite«
- bro−«
- kuzminite«
- bromine dioxide«
- kelyanite«
- weak hydrogen bonding«
- iltisite«
- bromine oxide«
- polymerisation process«
- hydrobromide«
- fluoride«
- hydrobromic«
- louis gay«
- hexabromocyclododecane«
- carl jacob löwig«
- hexabromide«
- bromide anion«
- halogen lamp«
- bromates«
- carbon tetrabromide«
- bromine compound«
- grechishchevite«
- halogen exchange«
- gorgonin«
- eosinophil peroxidase«
- epibromohydrin«
- elemental bromine«
- dibromine«
- bromide salt«
- dibromide«
- ozone«
- debromination«
- ionisation energy«
- debrominate«
- h3po3«
- daguerreotype«
- boiling«
- copper phthalocyanine«
- silver bromide«
- comancheite«
- qualitative test«
- capgaronnite«
- chlorine trifluoride«
- brown liquid«
- bromosugar«
- vaporisation«
- bromophenol«
- salt«
- bromonium ion«
- melting«
- bromoiodism«
- crust«
- bromohydrin«
- nonmetal«
- ocean«
- bromocholesterol«
- intermediate«
- polymerisation«
- it property«
- disproportionation«
- metal«
- direct reaction«
- brominated«
- alkaline solution«
- montreal protocol«
- hydrogen fluoride«
- lussac«
- bromian«
- eosinophil«
- brome«
- result«
- chlorination«
- bromanil«
- strong acid«
- brodimoprim«
- carbon«
- boron tribromide«
- anticonvulsant«
- aurivilliusite«
- halide«
- atomic number«
- tonne«
- atom«
- stench«
- arzakite«
- selenium«
- antibromic«
- inorganic compound«
- acyl bromide«
- dissociation«
- acidifier«
- cation«
- brine«
- sedative«
- substance«
- circumstantial evidence«
- application«
- volatility«
- hundredth«
- occupational safety«
- aqueous solution«
- distillation«
- isotope«
- seaweed«
- reagent«
- additive«
- –co2et«
- volatility safer brominating reagent«
- volatile metal bromide«
- unstable radical oxide«
- unique algal enzyme«
- undetectable conductivity«
- twa 0.1ppm«
- tribromide anion«
- trace role«
- tenting method«
- temperature oxidative bromination«
- temperature bromination«
- tabr4«
- tabr3«
- suppression application«
- superior fire suppressant agent«
- substitutive bromination«
- stable bromine radioisotope«
- solid crystalline hydrogen bromide«
- solid bromine crystallises«
- simple bromide ion«
- routine fire extinguisher«
- reversible direct reaction«
- reactive hydrogen radical«
- reactive bromine radical«
- rapid electrophilic bromination«
- polybromine«
- poisonous bromomethane«
- pka = −9«
- physicist joseph«
- pharmacist balard«
- pesticide methyl bromide—are«
- peroxydisulfuryl fluoride«
- periodic table form binary bromide«
- perbromic acid solution«
- ozone depletion agent«
- other binary bromides«
- orthorhombic monatomic form«
- organobromide compounds—such«
- nuclear spin 3/2−«
- nonaqueous ionising solvent«
- nodeless 3d orbitals«
- m–br bond«
- minor medical application«
- military automatic fire«
- major medical sedative«
- m. anglada«
- löwig isolated bromine«
- light sensitive silver halide layer«
- indicator bromothymol blue«
- hypothesised deprivation symptom«
- housing fumagation«
- hometown bad kreuznach«
- hobro3«
- hbr/h2o system«
- hawaiian alga asparagopsis taxiformis«
- halogen column«
- greek βρωμος«
- gaseous br–br distance«
- free radical chemical chain reaction«
- excess bromate«
- equal oxidation«
- electrophilic bromonium intermediate«
- electronegative bromine atom«
- electron configuration 3d104s24p5«
- dibromoalkane«
- derivative kbrf4«
- deactivating x«
- covalent molecular bromide«
- counter sedative product«
- colourless soluble crystalline mineral halide salt«
- capacity metal drum«
- br–o bond«
- br–f bond«
- br–br distance«
- br···br distance«
- brown bromine monofluoride«
- brown aqueous bromine solution colourless«
- bromine trioxide«
- bromine thiocyanate«
- bromine perbromate«
- bromine organic«
- bromine isotope«
- bromine gas result«
- bromine form«
- bromine cation«
- brominated polymer«
- brominated molecule«
- bromide product«
- brobro3«
- brobro2«
- br2 molecule«
- basement membrane architecture«
- barium bromites«
- aromatic compound phx«
- aqueous hypochlorite«
- aqueous hydrogen bromide«
- anhydrous liquid hydrogen bromide«
- anhydrous hydrogen bromide gas«
- ancient greek βρῶμος«
- alkaline bromate solution«
- % bromide ion«
- low temperature«
- colour«
- pesticide«
- toxicity«
- solution«
- –cho«
- x–x bond length«
- xy7«
- xy5«
- xy3«
- xebr2«
- x2/x− couple«
- x2 molecule«
- vigorous fluorinating agent«
- tribromine octoxide«
- term leaching«
- tabr5«
- symbol br«
- stoichiometry xy«
- solid bromine«
- similar irritation«
- organic bromide«
- material burn«
- löwig«
- hypobromite ion«
- hypobromite anion«
- hydrogen fluoride structure«
- homonuclear diatomic halogen molecule«
- hobro2«
- halomethane compound«
- frequent bronchial infection«
- free radical chain«
- flame retardant resin«
- eubr3«
- diatomic molecular structure«
- diamagnetic interhalogen compound«
- density drilling fluid«
- brown volatile liquid«
- bromine industry«
- bromine chemical«
- bromine azide«
- antoine balard«
- anhydrous hydrogen bromide«
- % bromoform«
- scale«
- polymer«
- pharmaceutical«
- –no2«
- volatile lead bromide«
- tetraalkylammonium halide«
- strong metal frame«
- solid chlorine«
- silver bromate«
- seaweed ash«
- scandide contraction«
- s2o6f2«
- resultant binary compound«
- perbromate ion«
- pale yellow gas«
- original triad«
- normal daily intake«
- monofluoride«
- lower bromide«
- layered lattice«
- hbro«
- french chemist louis nicolas vauquelin«
- extreme nuclear instability«
- extreme inertness«
- eubr2«
- enzyme bromoperoxidase«
- easy oxidation«
- dibromine trioxide«
- dibromine pentoxide«
- dibromine monoxide«
- core organic chemistry«
- common organohalides«
- coloured gas«
- bromites«
- bromine concentration«
- bromine anion«
- bromination reaction«
- reluctance«
- stable halogen«
- potent electrophile«
- oxonium cation«
- multicellular parasite«
- lightest halogen«
- intermolecular van der waals force«
- inorganic bromide«
- excess fluorine«
- dehydrobromination«
- production«
- temperature decomposition«
- orange crystalline solid«
- brown gas«
- anionic derivative«
- vanadium bromoperoxidase«
- tetrabromobisphenol a«
- refractory oxide«
- radioactive beta decay«
- potent mechanism«
- pale yellow crystalline solid«
- neuronal transmission«
- m–c bond«
- low lattice energy«
- hydroxy radical«
- haloperoxidase«
- carbon–halogen bond«
- bromine monochloride«
- bromine gas«
- bromide compound«
- electron«
- lead«
- niche«
- exception«
- iodine pentoxide«
- hobr«
- daguerreotypy«
- chlorine industry«
- bromochloromethane«
- strong oxidiser«
- principal reaction«
- monochloride«
- iodine oxide«
- heterolytic fission«
- electron short«
- decabromodiphenyl ether«
- bromine extraction«
- bifluoride ion«
- main source«
- pentafluoride«
- isotope heavier«
- halogen addition reaction«
- bromochlorodifluoromethane«
- albr3«
- catalyst«
- chemist«
- xylyl bromide«
- poor solvent«
- poor shielding«
- metal transition«
- hypobromite«
- final polymer«
- brominated flame«
- trifluoride«
- liquid range«
- laboratory production«
- disagreeable smell«
- bromotrifluoromethane«
- simplest compound«
- simple salt«
- antoine jérôme balard«
- organic precursor«
- isotope lighter«
- earth«
- vinyl bromide«
- tuberculosis bacteria«
- sulfuryl fluoride«
- radical chain reaction«
- organochlorine«
- sulfur«
- xenon«
- nitrogen«
- tellurium«
- phosphorus«
- boron«
- helium«
- oxygen«
- arsenic«
- argon«
- germanium«
- sulphur«
- astatine«
- radon«
- noble gas«
- inert gas«
- metallic element«
- transuranic element«
- actinium«
- hassium«
- allotrope«
- plutonium«
- krypton«
- darmstadtium«
- atomic number 94«
- atomic number 9«
- atomic number 89«
- atomic number 86«
- atomic number 85«
- atomic number 8«
- atomic number 7«
- atomic number 6«
- atomic number 54«
- atomic number 53«
- atomic number 52«
- atomic number 5«
- atomic number 36«
- atomic number 34«
- atomic number 33«
- atomic number 32«
- atomic number 2«
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