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Distinguish, differentiate, compare and explain what is the difference between Inductive Effect and Electromeric Effect. Comparison and Differences.
Differences between Inductive Effect and Electromeric Effect
| S.No. | Inductive Effect | Electromeric Effect |
| 1 | It is a permanent effect. | It is a temporary effect. |
| 2 | The presence of nmltiple bond is not essential. | Presence of multiple bond is essential. |
| 3 | Polarity of bond is essential. | Polarity of bond is not essential. |
| 4 | Partial charge sepriation takes place. | Complete charge separation takes place. |
| 5 | No ions are formed. | Ions are formed. |
| 6 | Attacking reagents is not essential. | Attacking of reagents is essential. |
| 7 | Displacement of electron do not leave their molecular orbital. However, distortion of electron position cloud takes place. | The displaced electrons leave their orbitals and attain a new position. |
| 8 | It involves more displacement of electrons. | It involves complete transference of Pi-electron. |
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Difference between Electromeric Effect vs Inductive Effect
Inductive Effect vs Electromeric Effect
Differences between Electromeric Effect vs Inductive Effect
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