Radicals react quickly to form covalent bonds with nearby substances because they have ___ available for bonding.

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Joonho · Answer 1 · 2017-03-27T23:39:32+0000

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Unpaired electron.

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Radicals are formed when a covalent bond breaks and leave an unpaired electron, this process is known as homolysis, because that bond breaking creates to species with those type of electrons.

Radicals react quickly to form covalent bonds with nearby substances because they have ___ available for bonding.

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Unpaired electron.

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