Organic Chemistry II
Radical reactions are chemical processes involving reactive species known as radicals, which are molecules or atoms that have unpaired electrons. These reactions play a significant role in organic chemistry, particularly in carbon-carbon bond formation, where radicals can initiate new bond creation through their highly reactive nature. The ability of radicals to donate or accept electrons allows them to participate in various reaction mechanisms, such as chain reactions and substitution reactions.
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