NEETChemistryGeneral Organic Chemistry
What type of electron displacement causes permanent polarization of bonds?
Options
- AElectromeric effect
- BResonance effect
- CInductive effect
- DPolarizability effect
Correct answer
C. Inductive effect
Step-by-step solution
Electron displacements due to the influence of an atom or a substituent group result in "permanent polarization of the bond," which is referred to as the "inductive effect."