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Orbital interaction between the bonds of a substituent group and a neighbouring orbital is known as:

A

hyperconjugation

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inductive effect

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staric effect

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none

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Solution

The correct option is A hyperconjugation
Hyperconjugation may be defined as the orbital interaction between the sigma bonds of substituent group and a neighbouring π –orbitals.

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