biradical

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biradical [bī′rad·ə·kəl]

(chemistry)

A chemical species having two independent odd-electron sites.

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The stereochemistry is controlled by a memory of chirality effect via the 1,7-triplet biradical intermediate during the photochemical key step.

Chemistry and chemical engineering by Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences

The vertically expanded portions of the spectra measured at 433 K (downward arrows in Figure 5) indicate signals from the biradical, 2NO-HAS, in both samples.

Spatially resolved degradation in heterophasic polymers by ESR ... by Kruczala, Krzysztof / JCT Research

This is, however, prevented to a large extent by its saturation with the stable biradical (air) oxygen.

Powder rubber - a new raw material generation for simplifying ... by Schmitt, M. / Rubber World

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