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How do magnetic reactions occur

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Yes, magnetic fields can affect chemical reactions. These are usually reactions in which two radicals are produced. ... The two radicals each have an unpaired electron. As the radicals are produced in close proximity, because a chemical bond is broken to produce them, the pair is called geminate...

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