1. Plural of hydrobromide; chemical compounds formed by the addition of hydrogen bromide to an organic compound, or salts containing a bromide ion and a cation.
Usage: chemistry; technical term; commonly used in pharmaceutical and chemical contexts

Examples

• The pharmaceutical company synthesized several hydrobromides for testing in clinical trials.
• Hydrobromides are often more stable than their hydrochloride counterparts.
• The chemist prepared hydrobromides of various alkaloids in the laboratory.
• These hydrobromides exhibited improved solubility in aqueous solutions.
• The research focused on the properties of different hydrobromides used in medications.