Bromine is in the seventeenth column and the fourth row of the periodic table. It is also a halogen. The term halogen means "salt-former" and compounds containing halogens are called "salts." Bromine is heavy, corrosive, and hazardous metal which causes severe burn when coming in contact with skin. It is liquid at room temperature and is used in producing gasoline mixtures, dyes and photographic chemicals.
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