When we forcibly increase the proportion of free radicals entering the termination step of a free-radical reaction we are said to be doing what?

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Quenching is the process of adding a substance to a reaction to slow it down or stop it. In the case of free-radical reactions, quenchers are often used to terminate the reaction by reacting with the free radicals and preventing them from continuing the reaction.

When We Forcibly Increase the Proportion of Free Radicals Entering