What effect does delocalization of π-electrons in conjugated systems have on the system?

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What effect does delocalization of π-electrons in conjugated systems have on the system?, It reduces polarity, It increases polarity, It has no effect on polarity, It converts the system to a non-conjugated one

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In conjugated systems, the delocalization of π-electrons results in the development of polarity in the system.

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