Image: Bromine layer on the inner surface of the vial is thinner
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Description: Bromine is very corrosive and its compounds are toxic, nonetheless they are still widely used in flame retardants. Bromine is quite abundant in sea water, some marine organisms need bromides to life. Bromine and mercury are the only elements that are liquid at standard conditions.
Title: Bromine layer on the inner surface of the vial is thinner
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