Bromine is one of the few elements that is liquid in its standard state. Though quite polarizable, its boiling point (59C) is well below that of water, hence it has a high vapor pressure at room temperature. Thermodynamic data is available on the formula sheet. Br2(1) - Br2(g) a) 4 pts Estimate the temperature at which K for vaporization is 1.00. b) 5 pts By what factor does the vapor pressure of Br2(g) increase when the temperature increases from 0C to 25C?