Bromine Compounds

The starting material for the synthesis of disubstituted pyrimidines by tandem amination and Suzuki-Miyaura cross-coupling reaction; also used for the synthesis of diarylpyrimidines involving diaryl cross-coupling reactions

Used as a humectant, in air-conditioning systems.

Decabromodiphenylethane is an brominated flame retardant used in thermoplastics, thermosets, textiles and coatings that inhibit or resist the spread of fire.

Bromate, a compound containing bromine, plays an integral role in several fields due to its unique chemical properties. First, it is widely used as a base material for the manufacture of other bromine compounds. For example, Bromate can be converted into bromate, hypobromate, and hypobromate by specific chemical reactions. These derivatives are used in the pharmaceutical field as disinfectants and antibacterial agents for the preparation of various drugs; In agriculture, they are used as fungicides and insecticides to protect crops from pests and diseases; In industrial production, they are used as strong oxidants for various chemical reactions and cleaning processes. Second, Bromate's own oxidizing properties make it used as an effective oxidizer in several industries. In the textile industry, it can effectively bleach fibers and give textiles bright colors; In the paper industry, Bromate can help remove lignin and improve the quality of paper. In water treatment, it acts as a disinfectant, which can kill harmful microorganisms in water and ensure the safety of water quality. In addition, Bromate also has certain applications in the food industry. When permitted by specific regulations, small amounts of Bromate can be used as a flour improver to improve the elasticity and softness of dough, thereby improving the taste and appearance of baked products. However, it is worth noting that the use of Bromate is strictly regulated in some countries, as excessive amounts of Bromate can have adverse effects on human health. Finally, Bromate also has its own unique application in the field of photography. In the photographic industry, it is used as a developer for photographic negatives and paper to help capture and reproduce vivid images. Although Bromate has many uses, its potential toxicity and corrosion cannot be ignored. Therefore, whether it is production, use or storage, it is necessary to strictly comply with safety regulations and take appropriate protective measures. Only in this way can we make the most of Bromate's important role in chemical synthesis, industrial applications and daily life, while ensuring safety.

In x-ray fluorescent screens, spectrometer prisms, absorption-cell windows.

In photography.

Applied in solid state synthesis of CsNaLa6Br14N2 and La3Br6N which contain rare bitetrahedral structural units.1