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Explain the stability of free radicals​

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Answered by akrura1972barik
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If the internal energy of the radical is low, the radical is stable. ... They also stabilize free radicals. So the order of stability of free radicals is the same as for carbocations: This means that tertiary radicals are most easily formed, and methyl radicals are least easily formed

Answered by HKforever557
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If the internal energy of the radical is low, the radical is stable. They also stabilize free radicals. So the order of stability of free radicals is the same as for carbocations: This means that tertiary radicals are most easily formed, and methyl radicals are least easily formed.

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