Difference between isomerism and mesomericism?

Hello! I don't understand the difference between mesomericism and isomericism. Isomers are molecules with the same molecular formula. However, they differ in their structure and/or geometry. Isomerism, on the other hand, states that the bonding relationships in some molecules or multi-atom ions cannot be represented by a single structural formula, but only by several limiting…

Why is that?

Hello, I'm currently studying for my chemistry exam. The topic is benzene and aromatic systems in general. I have two questions. 1.) If you look at the mesomeric properties of benzene, for example, you notice that the electrons in the ring are delocalized and therefore more stable than molecules with fixed bonds. Why is this…