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what is mesomeric effect in benzene​

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Answered by Anonymous
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If π electrons move away from the group, and towards the rest of the molecules, the effect is called +M effect ( Mesmeric effect ) .Eg : Donation of electrons from amino group into benzene ring.

Answered by venkannamadhasu
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Explanation:

The electron with drawing or releasing effect attributed to a substituent through delicalization of p electrons, which can be visualized by drawing various canonical forms ,is known as mesomeric effect.

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