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Chemical elements
  Indium
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      Indium Trifluoride
      Indium monochloride
      Indium dichloride
      Indium trichloride
      Indium oxychloride
      Indium monobromide
      Indium tribromide
      Indium oxybromide
      Indium mono-iodide
      Indium di-iodide
      Indium tri-iodide
      Indium perchlorate
      Indium iodate
      Indium sesqui-oxide
      Indium hydroxide
      Indium monosulphide
      Indium disulphide
      Indium sesquisulphide
      Indium trisulphide
      Basic indium sulphite
      Indium sulphate
      Indium sesquiselenide
      Indium selenite
      Indium selenate
      Indium telluride
      Indium silicotungstates
      Indium nitrate
      Indium phosphide
      Indium platinocyanide
      Indium oxalate
      Indium acetylacetonate
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Indium monobromide

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Indium monobromide, InBr, and indium dibromide, InBr₂, resemble the corresponding chlorides. At 1330° the vapour of the monobromide has the normal density; but the dibromide is considerably dissociated into the monobromide and bromine.