Difference between inductive effect and electromeric effect
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Inductive effect is the effect of the transmission of a charge through a chain of atoms resulting a permanent dipole in a chemical bond. ... The key difference between Inductive effect and electromeric effect is that inductive effect can be observed in sigma bonds whereas electromeric effect can be observed in pi bonds.
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