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bromoform

[ broh-muh-fawrm ]

noun

Chemistry.
  1. a colorless, heavy liquid, CHBr 3 , used chiefly as an intermediate in organic synthesis.


bromoform

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noun

  1. a heavy colourless liquid substance with a sweetish taste and an odour resembling that of chloroform. Formula: CHBr 3 Systematic nametribromomethane
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Origin of bromoform1

First recorded in 1870–75; bromo- + (chloro)form
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When the blurry red seaweed is freeze-dried, powdered and sprinkled as a garnish on a cow’s meal, bromoform blocks carbon and hydrogen atoms from forming methane in the stomach.

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It is imperative that the bromine used should be pure, as crude bromine frequently contains bromoform.

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Heated with bromine water to 120°C. it decomposes into bromoform, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and pyridine.

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Asparagopsis and other types of seaweed have specialized gland cells that make and store bromoform, an organic compound.

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The mixture is then heated on the water bath under a reflux condenser until the bromoform is completely decomposed.

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