Question

are positively charged radicals and positively charged ions same?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Radicals are very reactive and will form covalent bonds, which share electrons between atoms to complete an electron pair. Answer 2: Ions have a charge, whereas radicals are neutral. Also, ions in nature tend to be compensated by ions with opposite charges, whereas radicals are very reactive and thus short lived.

Answer 2

Answer:

Ions have a charge, whereas radicals are neutral. Also, ions in nature tend to be compensated by ions with opposite charges, whereas radicals are very reactive and thus short lived.