mesomeric effect

noun

the increased stability of organic compounds having alternate single and double bonds

Meanings

noun
  1. chemistrythe increased stability of organic compounds having alternate single and double bonds

    Synonyms: resonance effect

Synonyms & antonyms

nounthe increased stability of organic compounds having alternate single and double bonds

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