bromhydrate
/ˈbroʊmɪhɑːɪt/Definitions
1. noun
A compound found in certain plants, especially in the genus Oxalis, containing bromine.
“The chemist analyzed the bromhydrate in the plant’s leaves to understand its properties.”
2. noun
In chemistry, a compound containing bromine, especially one used as a reagent in reactions.
“The researcher used a bromhydrate in the experiment to test its efficacy.”
3. noun
A salt or compound containing bromine, often used in organic chemistry.
“The lab assistant handled the bromhydrate carefully to avoid any accidents.”