Tetrabromide

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Tetrabromide is the name used for chemical compounds that contain four bromine atoms bonded to another element. Examples include:

- Carbon tetrabromide, CBr4
- Germanium tetrabromide, GeBr4
- Hafnium tetrabromide, HfBr4
- Iridium tetrabromide, IrBr4
- Neptunium tetrabromide, NpBr4
- Osmium tetrabromide, OsBr4
- Platinum tetrabromide, PtBr4
- Polonium tetrabromide, PoBr4
- Protactinium tetrabromide, PaBr4
- Selenium tetrabromide, SeBr4
- Silicon tetrabromide, SiBr4
- Tellurium tetrabromide, TeBr4
- Thorium tetrabromide, ThBr4
- Tin tetrabromide, SnBr4
- Titanium tetrabromide, TiBr4
- Uranium tetrabromide, UBr4
- Zirconium tetrabromide, ZrBr4

See also:
- Acetylene tetrabromide (Tetrabromoethane, C2H2Br4)
- Tetrafluoride
- Tetrachloride
- Tetraiodide