
Bromine in Water
Elemental Bromine in Water is relatively soluble as the bromide ion, Br-. Sometimes it is present in significant concentrations in brines.
Bromine is released into the environment when bromine compounds are used as fumigants and may reach levels toxic to plants.
Bromine is a dark reddish brown fuming liquid.
Bromine is an antiseptic and a disinfectant. Therefore, it may interfere with the bacteria and other natural water purification processes.
End of Bromine in Water
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