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Electromeric Effect

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When the $H^{+}$ comes near the double bond, the bond is polarized towards the proton, this shifting of electron is known as:

A

resonance

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B

hyperconjugation

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C

inductive effect

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D

electromeric effect

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Solution

The correct option is D electromeric effect
In this effect, the $π e^{-}$ of multiple bonds are transferred to that atom to which the reagent gets attached.

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