Bromethyl

/broʊˈmɛθɪl/ noun

A chemical group or radical containing both bromine and an ethyl group, used in organic chemistry synthesis.

From 'brom' (bromine) + 'ethyl' (a two-carbon chemical group). Nomenclature developed in 19th-century organic chemistry as scientists systematically named atomic arrangements.

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