Question

Harita Mohit differs from chlorine molecule in the following respect option a hydrogen molecule can for intermolecular hydrogen bonds but chlorine molecule does not option B hydrogen molecule is Polar while chlorine molecule is nonpolar option C hydrogen molecule is nonpolar but chlorine molecule is Polar option d hydrogen molecule cannot participate in co-ordinate Bond formation but chlorine molecule Cafe​

Answer 1

Answer:

Chlorine has a lone pair of electrons and vacant d-orbitals, thus they can take part in coordinate covalent bond. Hydrogen molecule does not have a lone pair of electrons. So it will not take part in the coordinate bond

Both chlorine and hydrogen gas are non-polar molecules as they are bonded to the same element and same electronegative elements.