Bromine derivatives find their applications in water purification, paper manufacturing, beef and poultry processing, oil/gas well drilling, chemical synthesis, and other industrial applications. Bromine is a third-lightest halogen compound, with similar properties that of iodine and chlorine. Bromine derivatives are extensively used to control halogenated flame retardants and mercury emission. They are also used to manufacture rechargeable batteries. Moreover, they find a wide application in textiles, plastics, and electrical/electronic products. Plastics play an important role in the building and construction business.
The Bromine derivatives market is witnessing significant growth due to the emergence of new applications and therapeutic claims. New applications are focusing on Crohn's disease, Alzheimer's, restless legs syndrome, ticks, and other arthritic conditions, multiple sclerosis, and cancer. In addition to these applications, bromine derivatives are also popular for their potential use in the treatment of recreational drug use and substance abuse. Bromine derivatives have gained rapid popularity among the general public across all age groups due to their unique properties. The bromine family consists of three chemical compounds, each with distinct action, and bromine derivatives are composed of the main compounds in each formula.
The active components of bromine derivatives are highly efficient in the regulation of blood glucose levels in patients with diabetes. It has also been found to be effective in the treatment of the psychiatric disorder obsessive-compulsive disorder. It has also been used successfully in the treatment of sleep apnea and the prevention of cataract development in human beings. The bromine family also contains several therapeutic qualities and it is believed that several promising research opportunities are currently underway about the effect of bromine on Alzheimer's disease and other nervous system disorders.