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Yes, the hydroxyl group (OH) can be considered a radical when it has an unpaired electron. In its neutral form, OH has one unpaired electron, making it a radical species. This radical nature contributes to its reactivity, particularly in organic chemistry and biological systems. However, it can also exist in a stable form when it is part of a molecule or when it is protonated to form water (H2O).

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