how much is the electric dipole moment of a non polar molecule
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dipole moment is the system of two charges of equal in magnitude but opposite in nature are separated very small distance. Let q and - q are two charges are sperated distance d , then dipole moment = q × d . It is vector quantity .
From above explanation it is clear that dipole moment is directly proportional to charge. In case of non- polar molecule . Charge = 0
So, dipole moment = 0
example :- Dipole moment of BF₃ = 0, because BF₃ is non-polar molecule.
Hence, for non - polar molecule dipole moment = 0
From above explanation it is clear that dipole moment is directly proportional to charge. In case of non- polar molecule . Charge = 0
So, dipole moment = 0
example :- Dipole moment of BF₃ = 0, because BF₃ is non-polar molecule.
Hence, for non - polar molecule dipole moment = 0
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