Grade 11Organic Chemistry
explain about heterolytic fission
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Anil Pannikar AskiitiansExpert-IITB
Approved Tutor Answer15 Years agoDear Mounica,
The breaking of a bond in a compound in which the two fragments are oppositely charged ions. For example, HCl → H++Cl−. Heterolytic fission is unsymmetrical wherein one of the fragments takes both the electrons of the shared pair, leaving none on the other. This results into two charged particles as:
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