A B-Z clock reaction is characterized by the presence of an acid and this element, which is analyzed in a namesake "index" that can be used as an alternative to Baeyer's Reagent to determine degree of unsaturation.
A B-Z clock reaction is characterized by the presence of an acid and this element, which is analyzed in a namesake "index" that can be used as an alternative to Baeyer's Reagent to determine degree of unsaturation. A silver carboxylate is converted to a compound featuring this element in the Hunsdiecker Reaction. A once-common psychiatric (*) "ism" is named for this element's potassium salt, and it also exists in a "pancuronium" ion used as the muscle relaxant in lethal injections. Atoms of this element are particularly easy to convert from organic compounds, accounting for its use as a fire retardant and the ozone-raping proclivities of its methyl pesticide. For 10 points, identify this only liquid nonmetal, a brown halogen with symbol Br.
A B-Z clock reaction is characterized by the presence of an acid and this element, which is analyzed in a namesake "index" that can be used as an alternative to Baeyer's Reagent to determine degree of unsaturation.
Bromine