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EC number: 232-164-6 | CAS number: 7789-41-5
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Bromide ions would be expected to partition to water rather than soils and sediments.
Therefore, the Koc is assumed to be very low and the mobility of bromide ions in soils is assumed to be very high.
Bromide ions are not volatile, and do not evaporate from aqua solution.
2 Br--> Br2+ 2e- -1.07 V
The above reaction is not spontaneous as it requires energy which does not occur in nature. The best example is the Dead Sea in which bromide ion concentration is high, around 7%, and bromine is not created above the sea.
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