Document Type
Video
Publication Date
2016
Abstract
This video is an overview of the production process that makes elemental bromine, Br2. Dr. Wesley Stites takes viewers on a guided tour of the chemical factory and discusses the basics of the chemistry of bromine. First in a series filmed at the Great Lakes Solutions plant in El Dorado, Arkansas and a useful introduction for other videos in the series. About half of the world's supply of bromine is produced in south Arkansas. Bromine, one of the halogens, is used in the production of chemicals such as drugs and is found in many products as part of flame retardants.
Citation
Stites, W. (2016). Chemistry at Work: Bromine Production Overview. Chemistry & Biochemistry Teaching and Learning. Retrieved from https://scholarworks.uark.edu/chbclearn/1
Comments
Note to Instructors/Teachers: While streaming is possible, the video file is available in high resolution for download, above, and may offer better quality for your classroom presentation. This may be especially useful on a large screen or where lower internet speeds may interfere with the playback.
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