Electromeric Effect
*Introduction
to Electromeric Effect*
- The *Electromeric Effect* is a temporary effect
that occurs in organic compounds when an attacking reagent interacts with the
molecule. It leads to the *complete
transfer of a pair of π electrons* from one atom to another in the
molecule.
- This effect is significant in the presence of multiple bonds (such as C=C or C=O), and is reversed once the attacking reagent is removed.
