Hydrogen Bromide
Hydrogen Bromide Products we offer:
Both fixed mount and portable sensors, along with replacement sensor heads from all the manufacturers we represent can be found using the table below. For questions on what sensor might be right for you, Contact us today!
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Hydrogen Bromide:


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Other Names |
Hydrobromic Acid |
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Chemical Formula |
HBr |
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CAS Number |
10035-10-6 |
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Industry Uses |
Chemistry Laboratories; Flow-Type Batteries |
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Health Risks |
Irritation of eyes, skin, and respiratory system; Burns and Frostbite |
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Vapor Pressure |
20 atm |
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Water Solubility |
Soluble |
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Flammability |
Non-Flammable |
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Odor |
Pungent, irritating |
What is Hydrogen Bromide:
Hydrogen Bromide is a colorless gas with a pungent irritating odor. It is corrosive and if heated or exposed to fire under pressure can cause it to explode. Hydrogen Bromide is heavier than air. Hydrogen Bromide is most often used in chemical laboratories to make other chemicals.
Hydrogen Bromide Exposure and Health Risks:
Hydrogen Bromide is toxic if inhaled or swallowed. Inhalation will irritate the eyes and respiratory system. Ingestion will burn the mouth, throat, and stomach. Long term exposure to low concentrations or short term exposure to high concentrations can result in serious health risks. If contacted directly it can cause skin burns and eye damage.
Regulations:
The table below summarizes the most-recent exposure limits.
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Limit/Level |
Type |
Organization |
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1.0 ppm |
AEGL-1 (8 hrs) |
EPA |
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5 ppm |
AEGL-2 (8 hrs) |
EPA |
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15 ppm |
AEGL-3 (8 hrs) |
EPA |
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3 ppm |
TWA (8 hrs) |
OSHA |
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3 ppm |
C |
NIOSH |
Measuring Hydrogen Bromide:
Hydrogen Bromide concentration in the air can be measured in units of parts per million (ppm). Many of our products have digital communication capabilities for easy monitoring and control. We carry portable and fixed hydrogen bromide monitors and kits. All of our hydrogen bromide products can be viewed using the table near the top of the page.
All sensors require a yearly calibration to ensure your gas measurements are accurate and performing within manufacturer standards. This page is desiccated to the individual manufacturers we represent and their specific calibration procedures.Â
**Calibration Service Request Form **
Calibration Costs:Calibration costs do vary, see below to get an estimate:Â Calibration Fee: $150 Analyzer Calibration Fee: $300 PM Calibration Sensor Fee: $330 Genie Calibration Fee: $265 ATI Calibration Fee: $205 ** note that prices are subject to change per labor and parts required. |















