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    Radicals have several key properties: they are unstable chemical species with one or more unpaired electrons; they are highly reactive and will react rapidly to gain or lose electrons to form stable compounds; and they can initiate chain reactions and cause damage to cells, DNA and other biomolecules if formed in living organisms.

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    Radicals have several key properties: they are unstable chemical species with one or more unpaired electrons; they are highly reactive and will react rapidly to gain or lose electrons to form stable compounds; and they can initiate chain reactions and cause damage to cells, DNA and other biomolecules if formed in living organisms.

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    Radicals have several key properties: they are unstable chemical species with one or more unpaired electrons; they are highly reactive and will react rapidly to gain or lose electrons to form stable compounds; and they can initiate chain reactions and cause damage to cells, DNA and other biomolecules if formed in living organisms.

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    PROPERTIES OF

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