Donoride

Donoride is a term that appears in informal discussions of chemistry and in some works of science fiction, but it does not correspond to a widely recognized chemical compound or material in established literature.

Etymology and use: The name seems to combine donor-related roots with the -ide suffix common to chemical species. In the absence of a standard definition, different sources ascribe different meanings to donoride, ranging from a hypothetical donor–acceptor complex to a fictional mineral.

In scientific writing, there is no peer-reviewed consensus on its structure, synthesis, properties, or applications. As a result, references to donoride should be treated as speculative or illustrative rather than factual.

See also and status: Donor, Fluoride, -ide suffix. The article is a stub and will be updated if valid sources establish a formal definition. If new sources later define donoride as a specific compound or class of materials, the entry can be expanded to cover its properties, synthesis, and context. Until then, it remains a placeholder name used in speculative or fictional contexts rather than a recognized chemical species.