Sentence examples for bromo from inspiring English sources
One of the more common is shown here; reactions in this category consist of replacement of a group designated Y (often a hydrogen atom) in an aromatic molecule by an electrophilic agent designated E. Both substituents can be any one of various groups (e.g., hydrogen atoms or nitro, bromo, or tert-alkyl groups).
An organic bromo compound resembles the corresponding chloro derivative but is usually more dense, less volatile, less combustible, and less stable.
The proprietor, Tambourine Bapp, and his partner, the marvelous grump Wayne (Bromo) Redpoll -- once thrown off a plane for his militant refusal to lower his window shade and ever at work on an essay entitled "This Land Is NOT Your Land" -- specialize in "Art Plastics," for which they have set aside a special chamber in their shop.
In "I'm Dining with Elsa," the flamboyant, beefy hostess Elsa Maxwell, who was at the center of Porter's deluxe crowd, got this jolt: "I've got Bromo Seltzer / To take when dinner ends, / For I'm dining with Elsa / And her ninety-nine most intimate friends!" But the songs' driving force was something else.
A trail leads across the sand to the Hindu temple, and then up steps to the lip of Bromo.
Halothane, also called 2-bromo-2-chloro-1,1,1-trifluoroethane, or fluothane, nonflammable, volatile, liquid drug introduced into medicine in the 1950s and used as a general anesthetic.
This is done by injecting a synthetic chemical called 5-bromo-2'deoxyuridine (BrdU), which resembles one of the four main chemical components of DNA, and is incorporated into newly synthesised DNA.
At one point detectives sorted through 100,000 letters at the offices of the Kutnow company, requesting samples of their bromo-seltzer.
Incidental Intelligence: The Balitmore branch of Alcoholics Anonymous has taken office space in the Bromo-Seltzer Tower Building.
By J. F. Ryan and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 12 , 1941P. 7 On the Bromo-Seltzer radio program, acouple of weeks ago, the announcer read a testimonial from a toolmaker named Dick Tinkly.
