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Define free radicals and its stability factor?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

✔️FREE RADICALS

➡️ FREE RADICALS ARE ELECTRON DEFICIENT ONE ELECTRON NEUTRAL SPECIES WHICH ARE FORMED DURING HOMOLYSIS.

FREE RADICALS ARE UNSTABLE DUE TO ELECTRON DEFICIENCY.

✔️ STABILITY FACTORS

➡️ ELECTRON RELEASING GROUPS IS DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL TO STABILITY.

➡️ VILAKKU ELECTRON WITHDRAWING GROUP IS INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL TO STABILITY.

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Answered by itsagainaryan
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If the internal energy of the radical is low, the radical is stable. It will have little tendency to react further. Free radicals have only 7 electrons in their valence shell. They are higher in energy than atoms with 8 valence electrons. Carbocations are also electron-deficient species.

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