A little while ago I pondered allotropic bromine, or Br(Br)3. But this is a far wackier report[cite]10.1126/science.aao7293[/cite] of a molecule of light.
A little while ago I pondered allotropic bromine, or Br(Br)3. But this is a far wackier report[cite]10.1126/science.aao7293[/cite] of a molecule of light.
Tags:Atomic physics, Bromine, Bromine compounds, chemist, Chemistry, Halogens, Hypobromite, Oxidizing agents
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Allotropes are differing structural forms of the elements. The best known example is that of carbon, which comes as diamond and graphite, along with the relatively recently discovered fullerenes and now graphenes. Here I ponder whether any of the halogens can have allotropes.
Tags:Allotropy, Bromine, Carbon, Chemical elements, Chemistry, free energy barrier, Fullerene, Halogen, Hypobromite, Matter, Nonmetals, Oxidizing agents, Oxygen, pence
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