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NABR
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NABRNational Association for Biomedical Research
NaBrSodium Bromide
NABRNatural Bridges National Monument (US National Park Service)
NABRNeighbors Allied for the Best Riverfront (Delaware River; Philadelphia, PA)


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Both calcium chloride and brominated products (calcium bromide, sodium bromide and zinc bromide) have experienced large wholesale and retail price increases in the last eighteen months.
TETRA Technologies, Inc. Announces Major Expansion of Its Fluids ... by Business Wire
In the second phase, the facility is producing sodium bromide solution from the co-product bromine produced by Dow's calcium/magnesium chemicals operations in Ludington.
Tetra Technologies, Inc. Announces Start-Up of Sodium Bromide Facility by Business Wire
In the second phase, the facility is producing sodium bromide solution from the co-product bromine produced by Dow's calcium/magnesium chemicals operations in Ludington.
Tetra Technologies, Inc. Announces Start-Up of Sodium Bromide Facility by Business Wire
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