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reactive bond

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reactive bond [rē′ak·tiv ′bänd]
(chemistry)
A bond between atoms that is easily invaded (reacted to) by another atom or radical; for example, the double bond in CH2=CH2(ethylene) is highly reactive to other ethylene molecules in the reaction known as polymerization to form polyethylene.


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Information about how the peroxide type affects the reactive bond is available from either experimental data or quantum chemistry calculations (46-48), and this effect on the rate constant was readily incorporated for various peroxides.
A high value indicates a strong bond and a lesser value indicates a weaker more reactive bond (ref.
 
 
 
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