What is the stability order of free radicals?
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Due to the unpaired electrons, free radicals do not have an electron octet. Therefore, they are usually instable and highly reactive. As a result of their high reactivity, radicals merely show a low selectivity. Thus, radicals are a threat to biological cells.
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I Need the order of stability.
It should be increasing or decreasing .
1) opposite charges attract (and like charges repel), and 2) the stability of charges increases if it can be spread out over a greater volume.
1) opposite charges attract (and like charges repel), and 2) the stability of charges increases if it can be spread out over a greater volume.
Can u say the order of stability
increasing is stability
and decreasing is reactivity
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