Hypobromite is used to purify contaminated water. What is the formula for hypobromite?

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Best Answer:<span> </span><span>Bromate ion is BrO₃⁻.
In each hypobromite ion, there are 2 oxygen atom less than bromated ion.
Therefore, hypobromite ion is BrO⁻.

...... The answer is : a. BrO⁻

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