a colorless, highly acidic liquid that only exists in solution; it acts as a strong oxidizer used in medicines and dyes

a chemical compound containing bromine

silver bromide; a pale yellow powder that darkens when exposed to light, used primarily in photographic film and other light-sensitive materials

hypobromous acid; HOBr

hydrobromic acid; HBr

mercurochrome or merbromin; a green or reddish-brown organic compound used as a topical antiseptic for minor wounds, typically as a 2% water solution known as [[红药水|紅藥水|hong2 yao4 shui3]]

poisoning caused by contact with or ingestion of bromides; symptoms include bronchitis, skin irritation, and in severe cases, impaired movement or memory loss

molecular bromine; bromine in its elemental form Br2

merbromin, a topical antiseptic solution used for minor cuts and abrasions