Question

56. Dipole moment of monoatomic gas is :
(A) More than one
(B) Less than one
(C) Zero
(D) 1​

Answer 1

Answer:

more than one is the right answer

Answer 2

The Dipole moment of monoatomic gas is: B) less than one.

• Dipole minutes happen when there is a division of charge. They can happen between two particles in an ionic bond or between molecules in a covalent bond; dipole minutes emerge from contrasts in electronegativity.
• The bigger the distinction in electronegativity, the bigger the dipole second.
• The distance between the charge partition is likewise a central consideration into the size of the dipole second. The dipole second is a proportion of the extremity of the atom.