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 35

Br

Bromine

Bromine General Information
 Categories
  • Class: Halogens
  • Period: 4
  • IUPAC group: 17
  • Traditional: VIIb
History
  • Discovered in: 1826 by Balard
  • Origin of name: Greek: bromos, (stench)
  • Historical or alternate name:
Common natural occurrences

Brines from wells in Michigan & Arkansas & in seawater

Description

Dark reddish-brown liquid with suffocating, irritating fumes.

Abundances
  • Atmosphere: ~0.0 ppm
  • Primitive mantle: ~0.0 ppm
  • Sea water: 65 ppm
  • Metallic meteorite: 3.56 ppm
  • Continental crust: 2.5 ppm
  • Solar photosphere: ~0.0 log of abundance
  • Oceanic crust: ~0.0 ppm
  • Solar system: 11.8 relative to Si=1.0e6
Hazards and Tolerances

   Hazards

Gives off poisonous vapor. Causes severe burns. Oxidizer..

   Human daily limits
  • Lower:1.0
  • Upper:100.0

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Bromine Physical Properties

 Transitional Data

  • State: Liquid
  • Density: 3.119 g/cm3

 Molar enthalpy

  • Atomization: 117.943 kJ mol-1
  • Fusion: 10.8 kJ mol-1
  • Vaporization: 30.5 kJ mol-1

 Transition points

  • Melting point: 266.0 K
  • Boiling point: 331.93 K
  • Critical temperature: 584.0 K

 Molar properties

  • Atomic weight: 79.904 g/mole
  • Molar volume: 19.858 cm3 mol-1

 Crystal structure sequence

orthorhombic

 Thermodynamics

  • State: solid
    • Enthalpy 0
    • Gibbs function 0
    • Entropy 152.231
    • Heat Capacity 75.689
  • State: gasa
    • Enthalpy 111.884
    • Gibbs function 82.396
    • Entropy 175.022
    • Heat Capacity 20.786

 Miscellaneous physical

  • Electrical resistivity: µ-ohms/cm
  • Debye temperature: K
  • Thermal conductivity: 0.0047 W / m / K
  • Coefficient of linear expansion: Coef. per K
  • Mass magnetic susceptibility: -4.44-9
  • X-ray diffraction mass absorption coefficients:
    • CuK: 99.6 (µ/p)/cm2 g-1
    • MoK: 79.8 (µ/p)/cm2 g-1

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Bromine Chemical Properties

 Chemical basics:

  • Oxidation states: -1 +1 +5 +7
  • Molecular wt: 79.904 g/mole

 Radii

  • Covalent: 114.2 pm
  • Atomic: 114.0 pm
  • Van der Waals: 195 pm

 Ions:

  • ion: -1 pm 196.0
  • ion: +7 pm 39.0

 Covalent bonds

Bond:
Br-H
Br-C
Br-O
Br-F
Br-Br
Br-B
Br-Si
Br-P
Radius
140.8
194
160
176
229
187
215
218
Energy
366
285
234
285
193
410
310
264

 Effective nuclear charge

  • Slater: 7.60
  • Clementi: 9.03
  • Froese-Fischer: 10.89

 Electronegativity

  • Pauling: 2.8
  • Allred-Rochow: 2.74

 Standard reactions

oxidation =>
2HBrO + 2H+ + 2e- =>
2BrO3- + 12H+ +10e- =>
BrO3- + 6H+ + 6e- =>
Br2 + 2e- =>

reduction
Br2(I) + 2H2O
Br2 + 6H2O
Br- + 3H20
2Br-
potential
1.6
1.5
1.44
1.07

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Bromine Nuclear Properties

Isotopes
Number of isotopes:
  • Known 19
  • Listed 2
Isotope range:
  • Known 74 - 90
  • Listed 79 - 81
Nuclide 79
  • % Occ.:Natural 50.69%
  • Mossbauer NRA:
  • Nuclear spin/Quantum no.: 3/2
  • Radioisotopes:
    • Half-life:
    • Decay mode:
    • Source:
  • Notes
Nuclide 81
  • % Occ.:Natural 49.31%
  • Mossbauer NRA:
  • Nuclear spin/Quantum no.: 3/2
  • Radioisotopes:
    • Half-life:
    • Decay mode:
    • Source:
  • Notes
Thermal neutron capture
  • Isotope Cross-section 6.8±0.1 barns
Nuclear magnetic resonance
Nuclide: 79
  • Absolute sensitivity: 3.97e-2 1H=1.0
  • Relative sensitivity: 7.86e-2 1H=1.0
  • Receptivity: 226 13C=1.0
  • Magnetogyric ratio: 6.7023e7 rad / T / s
  • Quadropole moment: 0.33e-28 m2
  • Frequency: 25.053 MHz
  • Reference: NaBr

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Bromine Energy Properties

Electrons

  • Ground state electron configuration: [Ar] 3d10 4s2 4p5
  • Electron affinity: 324.5 kJ mol-1
  • Filling orbitals:

Spectral lines

 Wave length 3758.0
  • Relative intensity
  • Detection limits
    • Arc (ug/g)
    • Spark (ug/ml)
    • Flame emission (ug/ml) 1.6 AH
    • Atomic absorption (ug/ml)
  • Notes: InBr

 Ionization energies

Ionization level
Br -> Br+
Br+ -> Br+2
Ionization potential
1139.9
2104

 Atomic energy levels

Orbital
np
ns
(n-1)d
Energy
1.7977
3.7461
12.915

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