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what is free radical mechanism. i wanted to know in detail.
Dear arush
Free Radical Mechanism
The relative stability of radicals can be correlated to the hydrogen bond dissociation energies of the parent compound.
High energy free radicals tend to abstract H from the backbone leading to grafting, branching reactions or decomposition for PP.
Lower energy radicals are more stable and selective. They will preferably react on monomers containing double bonds and they are very good "monomer chasers" (acrylics, final stage in EPS, etc.)
The above shows the dissociation energies of various hydrogenated compounds.
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A FREE RADICLE ATTACH IN AN ORGANIC COMPOUND BY ELIMINATING ANOTHER FREE RADICLE
THIS IS CALLED FREE RADICLE MECHANISM
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