At room temperature the chemical bromine is in which state?

ScaryLevel44555, water is the refrigerant, lithium bromide is an absorbent in a lithium bromide absorbtion refrigeration system.

The biggest commercial usage of bromine is as ethylene bromide (as a pesticide and an additive to gasoline to prevent lead deposition. Other important applications of bromine include dyes, silver bromide in photographic films, potassium bromate for baking, and in olden days as a sedative (potassium, sodium, calcium, strontium or lithium bromide)

boiling point of bromine is 58.8C. So at room temp it's a liquid.

WearyBeagle58457, I use it to keep my hot tub clean

What is it used for, though?

I thought it was a gas

There is another question in this game claiming that only 2 elements are in liquid state at room temperature, mercury and barium. So somebody is wrong....

mendel 234, don’t forget brominated vegetable oil used in food & drink, Mountain Dew soda, for one.

myquest, barium is a soft, silvery, alkaline earth metal. So substitute bromine for it in your statement for trivia vérité.

Little Saint, Wikipedia still disagrees, so I'd wager you're incorrect.

I now know what is bromine 🤗✌️

myquest, I think the confusion is about metals and elements.

[bobbo16], so does water.

CageFreeDynamo50, me too !

reclusivesavyigloo, highly energized state of matter. lightning

define plasma.

It's also a pesticide

WearyBeagle58457, it is a refrigerant

WearyBeagle58457, you can brine steak, pork (makes tender & juicy), also for baked potatoes, makes skin crusty.Yummy!