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Bromine

Bromine
is not a nomine
used in makeup
for all the fake ups
used to clean water for all fathers Bromine what a kool lomine
By shelly

murky oily brownish ink,
I anticipate your stink
when I catch the bottle’s edge
reaching past, and off the ledge
the whole lot tips out on the floor
3 grams per ml, or maybe more
By Blartsmeck

Bromine is used across the nation
It can be used for water purification
It is also a fire retardant for plastics
And was discovered in 1826
France is where it was found
Occurring in sea water in compounds
Carl Lowig produced this red- brown smelly liquid
But Antoine J. Balard was credited for discovering it
It’s electrochemical equivalent is 2.9812 g/ amp. hrs.
And causing tears is one of its powers
It targets organs like the respiratory system, eyes, and skin
Through inhalation and ingestion
By Cassie

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