Montpellier, France | 
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    Elements: Bromine
    Location: Montpellier
    Scientist: Balard
  
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         Balard discovered bromine  | 
         present École de Pharmacie  | 
         l'École de Pharmacie group  | 
         many details  | 
         entrance to the pharmacy museum  | 
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         Madame Colette Charlot  | 
         large cornucopia of exhibits  | 
         Painting of Balard  | 
         photograph of Balard  | 
         model is taken of Balard's pharmacy  | 
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         Balard's research on bromine  | 
         bottle of elemental bromine  | 
         Closeup of the left-hand side  | 
         black pot holds a retort  | 
         bromine was distilled  | 
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         method for preparing ether  | 
         Balard family tree  | 
         "le brôme" meaning stench  | 
         Book by Balard  | 
         discovery of bromine  | 
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         discovery of bromine  | 
         "Second procedure"  | 
         LIEBIG  | 
         naming "bromine"  | 
         centennial of the bromine discovery  | 
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         historic section of Montpellier  | 
         vestibule of the old École de Pharmacie  | 
         Medallion  | 
         Louix XIV  | 
         Arc de Triompe  | 
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         Entering the old city  | 
         old city has high walls  | 
         Rue de lÉcole de Pharmacy  | 
         quadrangle design  | 
         original university  | 
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         The School of Pharmacy history  | 
         birthplace of Balard  | 
         Balard raised by godparents  | 
         area of the salt marshes  | 
         Brown algae floats in the tidal waters.  | 
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         brown algae  | 
         north side of Sète  | 
         salt marshes  | 
         "salty lagoon"  | 
         compass star showing true directions  | 
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         ancient saltworks south of the lookout  | 
         southwestward view  | 
         view of the volcano  | 
         Plaque identifying features  | 
         active saltworks  | 
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         "La Baleine"  | 
         Aigues-Mortes has red algae  | 
         evaporated salt  | 
         cubic crystals of halite  | 
         Wildlife abounds  | 
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         Ornithological Park  | 
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