Chemistry

Define Basic radical.

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A Basic radical is the radical that remains after a base molecule loses a hydroxyl ion (OH^-). Basic radicals typically have a positive charge. They are also called electropositive radicals or cations.

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Chemistry

Define Basic radical.

Chemical Compound

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