Intramolecular

Intramolecular

(1) Descriptive of any process that involves a transfer (of atoms, groups, electrons, etc.) or interactions between different parts of the same molecular entity.

(2) Relating to a comparison between atoms or groups within the same molecular entity.

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Category: Physical organic chemistry
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