bromine

Preposition: as

• electrophile: Bromine as an electrophile Again, the bromine is polarized by the approaching pi bond in the cyclohexene.
• disinfectant: The use of bromine as a disinfectant in hydrotherapy and other pool use has been a documented cause for concern for twenty years.

Converse of object

• use: Officers were at risk from sulphuric acid and bromine used to treat the water in the swimming pool.
• contain: CCl 4 ). Halons are compounds which contain bromine, which also destroys stratospheric ozone ( about 50 times more efficiently than chlorine!
• displace: More reactive halogens displace less reactive halogens from their solutions eg chlorine displaces bromine.

Adjective modifier

• liquid: The scientist has put some liquid bromine into the pipe on the right.
• aqueous: Know how to distinguish alkenes ( as unsaturated hydrocarbons ) from alkanes ( as saturated hydrocarbons ) using addition reactions with aqueous bromine.
• reactive: There is emerging evidence for the presence of reactive bromine and iodine in the troposphere.
• pure: You can, however, deduce it fairly easily if you know the mechanism for the addition of pure bromine.
• non-aqueous: So step ( 1 ) is the same for non-aqueous bromine, however step ( 2 ) is different!
• elemental: Dead Sea Bromine is the world's largest producer of elemental bromine, and makes bromine based flame retardants.

Modifies a noun

• atom: A bromine atom is being replaced by an OH group in an organic compound.
• molecule: Don't forget to write the words " induced dipole " next to the bromine molecule.
• compound: Such contacts have been observed in small molecule crystal structures of organic bromine compounds.
• water: How to identify an unsaturated molecule using bromine water.
• radical: These free radicals extract a hydrogen atom from a hydrogen bromide molecule to produce bromine radicals.
• transfer: It has been noted previously that gas-phase bromine transfer reactions are extremely fast.

Preposition: in

• presence: The halogenation of benzene Benzene reacts with chlorine or bromine in the presence of a catalyst.
• atmosphere: Anomalous high concentrations of particulate bromine in the atmosphere of the UK.
• reaction: What happens to that unit is exactly the same as happens to the bromine in the reaction involving HBr.