Definition: Bromelins are a type of compound that is commonly found in nature and has been used as a flavoring agent, preservative, and colorant. They are also known for their ability to scavenge heavy metals from the environment. Bromelins are composed of two bromine atoms bonded together by a nitrogen atom. The name "bromelins" is derived from the chemical formula BBr2, which is used to denote the compound. This compound is often referred to
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