Type "carbonyl bromide" into google and see the results. Seems it is an 
ingredient in fire extinguishers.

Geoff

Molinari, Betsy wrote:

>Hi histonetters,
> A researcher has given us a protocol he found from quite a while ago
>and it calls for a chemical COBr2. The chemical name is carbonyl
>bromide. We cannot find a supplier. Does anyone know about this
>chemical?
>Thanks,
>Betsy Molinari HT (ASCP)
>Texas Heart Institute
>Houston, TX 77225
>832-355-6524
>832-355-6812 (fax)
> 
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