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BRO
(redirected from Bromine Monoxide)

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BROBrother
BROBreault Research Organization
BROBromine Monoxide
BROBasic Rights Oregon
BROBorder Roads Organisation (India)
BROBy Recommendation Only (wedding planner)
BROBMX Riders Organization
BROBikers Rights Organization
BROBest Reasonable Offer (classified ads)
BROBaltics, Russia, and Other countries of the former Soviet Union
BROBrno, Turany Czech Republic (airport code)
BROBaton Rouge Observatory
BROBusiness Representative Organisation
BROBrownsville, TX, USA - South Padre Island International (Airport Code)


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The team's new analyses of ground-based weather data bolster this notion by showing that some polar air masses containing elevated concentrations of bromine monoxide (BrO) had on the previous day passed over areas of fresh sea ice, which probably sported frost flowers.
Cool harvest: frost on sea ice may boost atmosphere's bromine by Perkins, Sid / Science News
The researchers have not yet calculated how much ozone may have succumbed, based on the observed amounts of CIO and bromine monoxide (BrO).
Ozone layer succumbs to assault by Monastersky, Richard / Science News
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