Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for SES-QUI-BRO'MID
SES-QUI-AL'TER, or SES-QUI-AL'TER-ALSES-QUI-CAR'BO-NATE
SES-QUI-BRO'MID, n.
A basic compound of bromine with another element, in the proportions of three equivalents of bromine to two of the other element.
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