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The 25 pages that link to Bromine, each with the reason it gives.

• ChlorineCompared with: It is chlorine’s heavier neighbor and differs strikingly in physical state.

• Ozone depletionRelated: Bromine atoms destroy ozone especially efficiently and amplify the effects of chlorine.

• IodineCompared with: Bromine is the only other halogen liquid near room temperature, unlike solid iodine.

• Dead SeaRelated: Dead Sea brines are an important source of bromine.

• Antarctic ozone holeRelated: Bromine compounds amplify ozone loss alongside chlorine in Antarctic spring.

• BromideNarrower topic: Bromide is bromine’s common anion, formed when a bromine atom gains one electron.

• BrominationNarrower topic: Bromine is the atom transferred into organic molecules during bromination.

• Silver bromideRelated: Bromide ions are the halide component of silver bromide.

• ZirconiumRelated: Zirconium separation often exploits volatile zirconium tetrachloride formed through halogen chemistry.

• Hydrogen bromideRelated: Bromine supplies the other atom and characteristic halogen chemistry in HBr.

• Potassium bromideNarrower topic: Bromine forms the bromide ion that pairs with potassium in KBr.

• Bromothymol blueRelated: Bromine substituents are part of bromothymol blue’s molecular structure.

• NonmetalBroader topic: Bromine is the only nonmetal liquid at ordinary room temperature.

• Potassium bromateBroader topic: Bromine is the central element in the bromate ion.

• Sodium bromideNarrower topic: Sodium bromide is a feedstock from which bromine can be recovered.

• Bromic acidNarrower topic: Its bonding and oxidation states determine bromic acid’s composition.

• Calcium hypochloriteCompared with: Bromine-based sanitation is an alternative to chlorine treatment in certain water systems.

• Dow Chemical CompanyBroader topic: Bromine extraction from Michigan brines became Dow’s first commercial success.

• Hypobromous acidNarrower topic: HBrO is one of bromine’s oxygen-containing compounds.

• Sodium bromateRelated: Bromine is the central atom in the bromate ion.

• BromoformRelated: Three bromine atoms give bromoform much of its high molecular mass and density.

• Calcium bromideRelated: Bromine supplies the atoms that become bromide ions in the compound.

• Period 4 elementBroader topic: It is the period's only liquid nonmetal at room temperature.

• BromoethaneRelated: Its carbon–bromine bond gives bromoethane its defining halogen substituent.

• MerbrominRelated: Bromine atoms are part of merbromin’s molecular structure.