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A polar solvent and high temperature favours to:
A polar solvent and high temperature favours to:
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The correct option is A homolytic bond fission
Homolytic bond fission is favoured by high tempereture because energy is required to break the bond. The formation of radicals involve breaking of covalent bonds by homolysis, a process that requires significant amounts of energy. Such energies are known as homolytic bond dissociation energies,
Homolytic bond fission is favoured by high tempereture because energy is required to break the bond. The formation of radicals involve breaking of covalent bonds by homolysis, a process that requires significant amounts of energy. Such energies are known as homolytic bond dissociation energies,
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