In March, a buffer is prepared and used. The unused portion is stored at 4˚C. In august, a technician wants to use it. On inspection, the technician sees a tiny bit of fuzz in the buffer on the bottom of the bottle. Is the buffer usable? Why or why not? What do you think the fuzz is?

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Bromine has atomic number  35  which means there are  35 protons  and  44  neutrons to give a total of 79 nucleons. the fact that it's a positive ion means that it has lost an electron; so there'll be  34 electrons.