bromine

IPA: brˈoʊmin

(uncountable) A nonmetallic chemical element (symbol Br) with an atomic number of 35; one of the halogens, it is a fuming red-brown liquid at room temperature.
(countable) A bromine atom

Examples of "bromine" in Sentences

We use a kind of bromine tablet in our spa in the US and it works great.
The word bromine comes from the Greek word bromos, meaning 'horrible smell'.
As we know that chocolate contains bromine, which is extremely deadly to dogs.
I have found it to yield more satisfactory results than bromine, which is much more expensive.
The name bromine, for example, is derived from a Greek word meaning a stench, referring to the extremely unpleasant odor of the substance.
There is another chemical on the market called bromine that comes in a cartridge format will self dispense itself into your hot tub for up to 60 days.
The Michigan-based environmental group Ecology Center has released the results of its analysis of more than 60 different car seat models, testing for chemicals such as bromine, chlorine, and lead.
Chemical-products maker Gulf Resources rose 42 cents, or 6.3%, to 7.10 after the China-based company boosted its outlook for the year for the second time since April on continued price increases in bromine, which is used in fire retardants and fine chemicals.
-- Of all common photographic paper, the best, because the least troublesome in making, and the most satisfactory in result, is that which is termed bromine paper, and which is thus prepared: -- Dissolve one hundred grains of bromide of potassium in one ounce of distilled water, and soak the paper in this solution.