Bromoform

Bromoform

A colorless, heavy liquid; CHBr₃; odour and taste similar to those of chloroform; sp gr, 2.8887. Used in mineralogic analysis and in assaying. Compare: methylene iodide; Clerici solution; Sonstadt solution.

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Product: Dictionary of Mining, Mineral, & Related Terms - 2nd Edition
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