Question

Difference between homolysis and hetrolysis

Answer 1

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Homolysis:-)

The cleavage of a bond ,so that each of the molecular fragments between which the bond is broken retains one of the bonding electrons.

Hetrolysis:-)

Heterolytic fission is where both electrons from a bonded pair are accepted by one atom and homolytic fission is where both atoms receive one bonded electron. This fission leads to the formation of two ions.

Difference:-)

Heterolytic fission is where both electrons from a bonded pair are accepted by one atom.

Homolytic fission is where both atoms receive one bonded electron.

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