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Bromine

A commodity
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A fuming red-brown liquid at room temperature.


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Unique IdentifiersHide

Mindat ID:
52433
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:1:52433:9

Properties of BromineHide

Atomic Number:
35
Atomic Weight:
79.904(1)
Melting Point:
266 K (-8°C, 19°F)
Boiling Point:
332 K (58°C, 137°F)
Density:
3.12 g/cm3

Bromine in HistoryHide

Bromine was discovered independently by the chemists, Carl Jacob Löwig and Antoine Balard, in 1825 and 1826, respectively.

Uses of BromineHide

A wide variety of organobromine compounds are used in industry, particularly in the creation of flame retardants.

Other Commodities associated with Bromine *Hide

CommodityAssociated LocalitiesTotal Localities% Association (commodity)% Association (Bromine)
Salt63421.75% of all Salt deposits have Bromine.6.67% of all Bromine deposits have Salt.
Boron31042.88% of all Boron deposits have Bromine.3.33% of all Bromine deposits have Boron.
Antimony11,9240.05% of all Antimony deposits have Bromine.1.11% of all Bromine deposits have Antimony.
Arsenic11,2860.08% of all Arsenic deposits have Bromine.1.11% of all Bromine deposits have Arsenic.
Copper118,1910.01% of all Copper deposits have Bromine.1.11% of all Bromine deposits have Copper.
Gold134,9090.00% of all Gold deposits have Bromine.1.11% of all Bromine deposits have Gold.
Lead114,1600.01% of all Lead deposits have Bromine.1.11% of all Bromine deposits have Lead.
Sulfur13800.26% of all Sulfur deposits have Bromine.1.11% of all Bromine deposits have Sulfur.
* in exploitable quantities, based on associations listed on mindat.org

Internet Links for BromineHide

References for BromineHide

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Deposits of BromineHide

Showing 90 deposits.

This map shows a selection of deposits that have latitude and longitude coordinates recorded. Click on the symbol to view information about a locality. The symbol next to localities in the list can be used to jump to that position on the map.
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Locality ListHide

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USA
 
  • Alabama
    • Choctaw County
    • Clarke County
      • Central Salt Works Louann Salt
    • Washington County
      • Louann Salt
  • Arizona
    • La Paz County
      • Plomosa Mountains
        • Plomosa Mining District
          • Aquila
  • California
    • Inyo County
      • Owens Valley
        • Olancha
          • Owens Lake
            • Dirty Socks Spring
  • Idaho
    • Caribou County
      • Afton Wyoming Area
  • Michigan
    • Manistee County
      • Manistee
    • Midland County
  • Nevada
    • Churchill County
      • Dixie Marsh Mining District
    • Esmeralda County
    • Mineral County
      • Rawhide Mining District
  • New Mexico
    • Eddy County
    • Lea County
  • Texas
    • Jefferson County
      • Beaumont
  • Utah
    • Box Elder County
      • Great Salt Lake
        • North Arm
          • Great Salt Lake North Arm Occurrence
        • South Arm
          • Great Salt Lake South Arm Prospect
          • Lakeside
            • Great Salt Lake South Arm occurrence
      • Salt Wells Flat
    • Davis County
      • Antelope Island
        • Antelope Island Area
      • Clearfield Area
      • Great Salt Lake Area
    • Grand County
    • Salt Lake County
      • Great Salt Lake Area
      • Lake Point Area
    • Tooele County
      • Bonneville Salt Flats
      • Burmester Area
      • Great Salt Lake
      • Lakeside Mining District
      • Leppy Range
      • Salt Flats
      • Silver Island Mining District
      • Stansbury Island
    • Weber County
      • Fremont Island Area
      • Great Salt Lake Area
  • Washington
    • Okanogan County
      • Nespelem Mining District
 
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