Which outcome results when sulfur hexafluoride undergoes photolysis?

💡 Explanation

The photolysis of SF6 causes homolytic bond cleavage because high-energy photons break S-F bonds in sulfur hexafluoride, therefore producing fluorine free radicals, rather than cyclic forms or intensified Raman scattering, which do not follow bond cleavage.

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