Balard, Antoine Jérôme

Born Sept. 30, 1802, in Montpellier; died Mar. 30, 1876, in Paris. French chemist; member of the Paris Academy of Sciences (1844).

Balard was a pharmacist, then a university professor in Montpellier and in Paris (beginning in 1842). In 1826, while Balard was studying the brines in Mediterranean salt mines, he discovered a new element that he named muride (from the Latin muria,“brine”). Soon afterward, J. L. Gay-Lussac renamed it bromine.

REFERENCE

Dumas, J. B. A. “Antoine Jéróme Balard.” In his book Discours et éloges académiques, vol. 2. Paris, 1885. Pages 81–114.

单词	balard, antoine jérôme
释义	Balard, Antoine Jérôme Balard, Antoine Jérôme Born Sept. 30, 1802, in Montpellier; died Mar. 30, 1876, in Paris. French chemist; member of the Paris Academy of Sciences (1844). Balard was a pharmacist, then a university professor in Montpellier and in Paris (beginning in 1842). In 1826, while Balard was studying the brines in Mediterranean salt mines, he discovered a new element that he named muride (from the Latin muria,“brine”). Soon afterward, J. L. Gay-Lussac renamed it bromine. REFERENCE Dumas, J. B. A. “Antoine Jéróme Balard.” In his book Discours et éloges académiques, vol. 2. Paris, 1885. Pages 81–114.
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