Br, 35 Mill Valley Middle School, Ms. Eagle science.
By Kyle
"Bromine helps YOUR car get started in the morning!"
	What is Bromine? Toxic! History Properties Uses Bibliography Glossary
What is Bromine? Bromine is an extremely dense reddish brown liquid, number thirty five on the atomic table. Bromine is very toxic; if it comes in contact with your skin, it can badly burn you.		History Bromine was fist discovered in 1826 by Antoine Jerome Balard.Bromine was found using brackish sea water and chlorinated water. When they were poured together, they isolated Bromine.
Uses: Bromine is used for several different things. It's main use is in gasoline. However, it is also used to make film for cameras, dyes, pesticides, fumigant'. Our world would be much different without Bromine.		Toxic! Bromine is very toxic. If it comes in contact with your skin, it can badly burn you. When being transported, it should be marked hazardous. If you inhale it, you should go to the hospital. It can badly disturb your respiratory system. When being handled, your should wear protective gear. Gloves, and a mask.
Properties: Bromine boils at 58.78 degrees celcious. Bromine's density is 3.13 g/cm cubed.
Misalliance: Bromine's vapor is so much denser than air that when you try to pour Bromine, the vapor will stick to the container.
Glossary: pesticides Respiratory
Bibliography: Ms. Eagle's science web page. Bromine Facts Ms. Eagle's elements perodic table Animated gif web page Animated gif web site Chemical pictures Physical Science Textbook A Guide to the Elements, by Albert Stwetka