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The 11 pages that link to Bromide, each with the reason it gives.

• ChlorideCompared with: It is a related halide, but contains bromine rather than chlorine.

• IodineCompared with: Comparing bromide with iodide shows how halide ions differ in size and polarizability.

• BromineRelated: Bromine gains an electron in reactions that produce bromide.

• FluorideCompared with: Bromide provides another halide comparison with a larger, less electronegative ion.

• IodideCompared with: It shares iodide's charge and halide chemistry but contains the lighter element bromine.

• Fluoride ionCompared with: Bromide illustrates how halide properties change down the periodic table.

• Hydrogen bromideBroader topic: In water, HBr supplies bromide ions used in synthesis and other chemical processes.

• Potassium bromideBroader topic: Each KBr formula unit pairs one bromide anion with one potassium cation.

• Lithium bromideRelated: Bromide supplies the negative ion in LiBr.

• Sodium bromideBroader topic: Bromide supplies the negative charge that balances sodium in NaBr.

• Calcium bromideBroader topic: Two bromide ions balance the +2 charge of calcium in CaBr₂.