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The condensed structure for free radicals  (unpaired electron on terminal oxygen) are given. 

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Lewis structure is the structure of any chemical compound that represents all the bonding and nonbonding valence electrons of the bonded atoms. Here the covalent bonds are represented by lines and the electron pairs can be represented by dots or crosses. That is the reason the Lewis structure is also called an electron dots structure. 

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