Distinguish between homolysis bond fission and heterolysis bond fission
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✪ Bond fission: Bond fission is covalent bond breaking between symmetrical or unsymmetrical molecule.
Explanation:
✯There are two types of fission:
⭑Homolytic bond fission.
⭑Hetrolytic bond fission.
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⭒The symmetrical breaking of covalent bond between two atoms such a way that one electron of the shared paired forming free radical is called Homolytic bond fission.
⭒In this bond fission departing species are electrically neutral.
⭒They contain an unpaired electron hence they are para magnetic.
⭒The pre radicles are very reactive because they have incomplete octate.
⭒The bond fission take place at high temperature or in the presence of UV light or Hydrogen peroxide and in the non polar solvent or in gaseous state.
⭒Organic reaction obtained by Homolysis are called non polar reaction.
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⭒The unsymmetrical breaking of covalent bond between two atom in a such a way that one of the departing atom retain the shared electron pair of the bond forming charged ions is called Hetrolytic bond fission.
⭒The fission takes place when two bonding atoms are deeper.
⭒The more electro negative atom retain electron pair and aquire negative charge and another atom gain positive charge.
⭒The fission takes place in polar solvent.
⭒Organic reaction processing by hetrolysis are called ionic or polar reaction.
⭒Hetrolytic fission does not takes place in gaseous state.