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. Oxide is a simple radical. give reason

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Answered by itzdreamer44
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yThe oxygen molecule (O2 or O-O) itself is free radicals or a bi-radical, with two unpaired electrons. ... That is, the electron configuration of the molecule has two unpaired electrons occupying two degenerate molecular orbitals with the same spin orientation (up-up or down-down).

Answered by pranavkumbhar6866
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Answer :The oxygen molecule (O2 or O-O) itself is free radicals or a bi-radical, with two unpaired electrons. ... That is, the electron configuration of the molecule has two unpaired electrons occupying two degenerate molecular orbitals with the same spin orientation (up-up or down-down).

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