After homolytic bond cleavage, each half has an unpaired one of these particles; in those compounds, these particles are called free radicals.
The movement of these things is the subject of the Marcus Theory, and HIPIP proteins are components of systems which result in the movement of these things. The affinity of compounds for these things is described by their reduction potentials. These things are pushed from the tail of a curved (*) arrow to its tip, and when only one of these particles move, a single barbed arrow is used. After homolytic bond cleavage, each half has an unpaired one of these particles; in those compounds, these particles are called free radicals. The placement of these particles in orbitals is the subject of Hund's Rules and the Aufbau principle. For 10 points, name these nearly-massless subatomic particles that have a negative charge.
The movement of these things is the subject of the Marcus Theory, and HIPIP proteins are components of systems which result in the movement of these things.
electrons