delokalization
Delocalization refers to the spreading of electrons or electronic charge over a larger region than would be expected from a simple Lewis structure. In organic chemistry, this concept is most often associated with pi systems, such as those found in conjugated double bonds and aromatic rings. When electrons are delocalized, they are not confined to a single bond or atom but are shared among multiple atoms or bonds.
This phenomenon has significant consequences for the stability and reactivity of molecules. Delocalization of electrons lowers
Delocalization also affects the distribution of electron density within a molecule. This can influence where electrophiles