Homolytic fission produces

Question

Homolytic fission produces (A) free radical (B) carbocation (C) carbonion (D) carbine

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Homolytic fission: If a covalent bond breaks in such a way that each atom takes away one electron of the shared pair, it is called homolytic fission or symmetrical fission. Free radicals form in homolytic fission. A:B xrightarrow[]Homolytic text fission undersetfree text radical mathopA bullet + bullet B

Q. Homolytic fission produces

free radical

carbocation

carbonion

carbine

Homolytic fission: If a covalent bond breaks in such a way that each atom takes away one electron of the shared pair, it is called homolytic fission or symmetrical fission. Free radicals form in homolytic fission. $A : B Ho m o l y t i c f i ss i o n f ree r a d i c a l A^{∙} +^{∙} B$

Q. Homolytic fission produces

free radical

carbocation

carbonion

carbine

Homolytic fission: If a covalent bond breaks in such a way that each atom takes away one electron of the shared pair, it is called homolytic fission or symmetrical fission. Free radicals form in homolytic fission. A:BHomolyticfission​freeradicalA∙+∙B​

Homolytic fission: If a covalent bond breaks in such a way that each atom takes away one electron of the shared pair, it is called homolytic fission or symmetrical fission. Free radicals form in homolytic fission. $A : B Ho m o l y t i c f i ss i o n f ree r a d i c a l A^{∙} +^{∙} B$