hydrotrioxide is ROOOH, with three oxygen atoms, not ROOH. ROOH is hydroperoxides. Hydroperoxides mostly short-living intermediate substances in complex biological processes (glowing of fireflies, f.e. or different synthesis processes), hydroperoxides often explosive when collected in significant amounts. In atmosphere they quickly decompose or react with other components.
hydrotrioxides have even shorter life and barely could be found in free form in nature, they just react or decompose immidiately.
hydrotrioxide is ROOOH, with three oxygen atoms, not ROOH. ROOH is hydroperoxides. Hydroperoxides mostly short-living intermediate substances in complex biological processes (glowing of fireflies, f.e. or different synthesis processes), hydroperoxides often explosive when collected in significant amounts. In atmosphere they quickly decompose or react with other components.
hydrotrioxides have even shorter life and barely could be found in free form in nature, they just react or decompose immidiately.
Good catch. The earth website has it incorrect. The source article is the journal Science and they correctly identify it as ROOOH.
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abn6012