Seek immediate medical help if pain is accompanied by other worrisome signs and symptoms, including: Severe pain; Fever; Bloody stools; Persistent nausea and vomiting; Weight loss; Skin that appears yellow; Severe tenderness when you touch your abdomen; Swelling of the abdomen
Lithium resides in group 1 of the periodic table and Bromine in group 7. Hence, Lithium has one outer shell electron and Bromine requires 1 more electron to fill its outermost shell. Thus, when they bond the form Lithium Bromide, symbolically known as LiBr.
Lead(II) bromide, PbBr 2, is an ionic salt. When solid, it does not conduct electricity. When heated, lead(II) bromide melts and the bulb in the above circuit lights: the molten compound conducts electricity: it is an electrolyte.Definition of an electrolyte: Electric current is the flow of charge carriers and, in electrolysis, the charge carriers of interest are ions.ead(II) bromide is an electrolyte because it can conduct electricity when molten and when it is dissolved in water (in aqueous solution) but not when it is solid. Metals differ from electrolytes because they conduct electricity when they are solid as well as when they are molten.