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3 years ago

Name the following FBr. ?

Chemistry

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gogolik [260]3 years ago

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Answer:

FBr is a chemical formula representing "flourine monobromide."

Explanation:

Of course, FBR could represent a number of things, from the Federal Board of Revenue to a fluidized bed reactor. I gave the answer I did because you listed this question as Chemisty.

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