bromo

• “A second drug, a hallucinogenic called bromo-dragonfly, has killed two others.”

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• “Everyone usually winds up using madera de bromo though.”

  Specifics vs. description

• “Quote madera de bromoWouldn't that be bromo de madero?”

  Specifics vs. description

• “Atmospheric research quickly revealed that the chloro -, bromo - and part of the nitric oxide (NO) radicals entered the stratosphere because the original compounds from which they are formed are not destroyed by OH-radicals in the troposphere, as happens with most organic and inorganic gaseous pollutants.”

  Antarctic ozone hole

• “Of particular interest are bromo-derivatives, which may have fire-retardant characteristics.”

  5 Uses

• “Among the substitution products of the phenols, the thio -, chloro -, bromo -, nitro -, and aminophenols as a rule yield tanning matters similar in character.”

  Synthetic Tannins

• “He knew the principle was bad, confessed to a scorn for friends of his whom he knew to be bromo-seltzer fiends, but he had the headache and the work to do -- a sure cure and a quick one seemed imperative.”

  Civics and Health

• “It will be found that a mixture of nut oil and oil of bitter almonds, or of bromo-napthalene and acetone, can be made of only a faint yellow colour; and by exact adjustment of the proportions will have the same refractive index for any ray as crown glass (ordinary window glass).”

  On Laboratory Arts

• “Put the dry glass into a bottle or beaker, and begin by adding almond oil (or bromo-napthalene), then add nut oil (or acetone) till the glass practically disappears when examined by sodium light, or light of any other wave-length, as may be required.”

  On Laboratory Arts

• “(Fig. b) having upon its surface a thin layer of bromo-iodine silver”

  Scientific American Supplement, No. 288, July 9, 1881

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