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Electromeric effect is a .......... effect and involves transfer of .......... electrons of a multiple bond.

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding the Electromeric Effect:** - The electromeric effect is a phenomenon observed in organic compounds that have multiple bonds (like double or triple bonds). It is characterized by the movement of electrons in response to an attacking reagent. 2. **Identifying the Nature of the Effect:** - The electromeric effect is classified as a **temporary effect**. This means that it occurs only in the presence of an attacking species (like an electrophile) and is not a permanent change in the molecule. ...
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