Book answer is 3 i want know exactly what r the ways explain briefly
Answer : 2 WAYS
1) Homolytic cleavage: A cleavage in which the electrons are equally share between the two atoms and leads to generation of free radicals.
2) Heterolytic cleavage: A cleavage in which the electrons are unequally share between the two atoms and leads to generation of ions. The more electronegative atom withdraws both electrons and result into formation of anion and the less electronegative element forms a cation.
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1) Homolytic cleavage: A cleavage in which the electrons are equally share between the two atoms and leads to generation of free radicals.
2) Heterolytic cleavage: A cleavage in which the electrons are unequally share between the two atoms and leads to generation of ions. The more electronegative atom withdraws both electrons and result into formation of anion and the less electronegative element forms a cation.
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