bromination
Adding bromine atoms
Bromination is the chemical process of adding bromine to a compound.
In organic chemistry, it typically involves replacing hydrogen atoms with bromine or adding bromine across a double bond: bromination of benzene, bromination of an alkene.
The reaction often requires a catalyst or specific conditions like UV light.
Unsaturated hydrocarbons with C=C
- aromaticsScent-giving substances
- benzeneAromatic hydrocarbon solvent
- radicalRoot-indicating symbol
- mechanismMeans by which something operates
catalyst · solvent · stereochemistry · intermediate · yield · reagent · selectivity · Markovnikov
Exchange of one for another
- additionJoining quantities mathematically
- halidesHalogen-metal compounds
- tribromideCompound with three bromines
- chlorinationDisinfecting with a halogen
Cleaning supply for consumption
- sanitizationCleaning to remove pathogens
- sterilizationComplete elimination of microbes
- purificationRemoval of contaminants
- spa treatmentProfessional relaxation service
biocide · algicide · potable water · wastewater · cooling tower · oxidation · drinking water
Woven or knit materials
- plasticsMoldable petroleum-based materials
- electronicsStudy of circuits
- furnitureMovable room objects
- insulationThermal transfer prevention
alkenes
Unsaturated hydrocarbons with C=C
mechanism · catalyst · solvent · stereochemistry · intermediate · yield · reagent · selectivity · Markovnikov · free radical
substitution
Exchange of one for another
- additionJoining quantities mathematically
- halidesHalogen-metal compounds
- tribromideCompound with three bromines
water treatment
Cleaning supply for consumption
- sanitizationCleaning to remove pathogens
- sterilizationComplete elimination of microbes
- purificationRemoval of contaminants
spa treatment · biocide · algicide · potable water · wastewater · cooling tower · oxidation · drinking water
textiles
Woven or knit materials
- plasticsMoldable petroleum-based materials
- electronicsStudy of circuits
- furnitureMovable room objects