MBrO
MBrO refers to a class of inorganic species with the formula MBrO, where a metal atom M is bonded to a bromine atom and an oxide (O) atom. The term is used for neutral metal oxybromide species, often encountered as gas-phase radicals in laboratory studies or theoretical investigations.
In most MBrO species, the metal center carries a relatively high oxidation state and forms bonds to
Formation and study: MBrO radicals are typically generated under controlled laboratory conditions, such as reactions between
Relevance: Research on MBrO contributes to understanding metal–oxide–halide bonding, radical reaction dynamics, and the behavior of