No. Chrome OS’s Android container does not allow USB passthrough for low-level writes. You would need to enable Linux (Crostini) and use dd or balena-etcher-electron .
Let’s dive deep.
While Rufus for Android does not exist, the goal of creating a bootable USB drive from an ISO file is achievable on Android. Several dedicated tools have navigated Android’s restrictions, often requiring root access or using a different approach. The most notable alternatives include: rufus android version