Which risk increases when an alkene molecule photodissociates?

💡 Explanation

Photodissociation creates free radicals because homolytic bond cleavage dominates when molecules absorb high energy photons; therefore, radicalisation occurs, and it increases polymerisation events rather than changing ionic reaction priorities.

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