Why a molecule show restriction in rotation around bonds?
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Introduction. As a consequence of the double bond, some alkene compounds exhibit a unique type of isomerism. Rotation around a single bond occurs readily, while rotation around a double bondis restricted. The pi bond prevents rotationbecause of the electron overlap both above and below the plane of the atoms.
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As a consequence of the double bond, some alkene compounds exhibit a unique type of isomerism. Rotation around a single bond occurs readily, while rotation around a double bond is restricted. The pi bond prevents rotation because of the electron overlap both above and below the plane of the atoms.
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