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The p-orbital of a methyl radical carbon, ch3·, contains how many electrons?
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CH3 has a single electron in the p orbital . this is because CH3 has 3 equivalent c-h bond and one one non equivalent p bond. which bears a single electron. The radical has one unpaired electron which is one fewer than required for complete valence shell
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