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The central carbon in a free radical is `sp^3` hybridised.

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To determine the hybridization of the central carbon in a free radical, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Free Radicals**: A free radical is a species that has an unpaired electron. In organic chemistry, free radicals are often represented as having a central carbon atom bonded to other atoms (like hydrogen) and possessing one unpaired electron. 2. **Counting Valence Electrons**: ...
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