Molecular Polarity & IMFs
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- Q1A molecule that has polar covalent bonds w/ the same element bonded to central atom symmetrically would be classified as ____________________.nonpolarpolar30s
- Q2A molecule that has all nonpolar covalent bonds (electronegativity difference of 0.4 or less) would be classified as ____________________.nonpolarpolar30s
- Q3A molecule that has polar covalent bonds & more than one type of atom bonded to the central atom would be classified as ____________________.polarnonpolar30s
- Q4A molecule that has polar covalent bonds & a lone pair on the central atom would be classified as ____________________.nonpolarpolar30s
- Q5Is this molecule polar or nonpolar?nonpolarpolar30s
- Q6Is this molecule polar or nonpolar?nonpolarpolar30s
- Q7Is this molecule polar or nonpolar?nonpolarpolar30s
- Q8Is this molecule polar or nonpolar?nonpolarpolar30s
- Q9Is this molecule polar or nonpolar?nonpolarpolar30s
- Q10Is this molecule polar or nonpolar?nonpolarpolar30s
- Q11Is this molecule polar or nonpolar?polarnonpolar30s
- Q12Is this molecule polar or nonpolar?polarnonpolar30s
- Q13Which IMF is the weakest?dipole-dipolehydrogen bondingLondon dispersion30s
- Q14Which IMF is the strongest?hydrogen bondingLondon dispersiondipole-dipole30s
- Q15What is the strongest IMF present in this molecule?hydrogen bondingLondon dispersiondipole-dipole30s
