BrômBrôm (theo tiếng Pháp brome /bʁom/) là nguyên tố hóa học thứ 3 thuộc nhóm Halogen (bao gồm flo, clo, brôm, iốt, astatin), có ký hiệu Br và số nguyên tử 35. Cả nhóm Halogen thuộc nhóm VIIA trong bảng hệ thống tuần hoàn.
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| Brôm Brôm (theo tiếng Pháp brome /bʁom/) là nguyên tố hóa học thứ 3 thuộc nhóm Halogen (bao gồm flo, clo, brôm, iốt, astatin), có ký hiệu Br và số nguyên tử 35. Cả nhóm Halogen thuộc nhóm VIIA trong bảng hệ thống tuần hoàn. |
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