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Author: Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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### Electrostatic Potential of a Neutral Molecule This image illustrates the electrostatic potential of a neutral molecule. The molecule is shaded in red or blue to indicate areas where the electrostatic potential at the molecule's surface is not zero. The color codes are as follows: red indicates a positive electrostatic potential, and blue indicates a negative potential, with gray representing a neutral potential. ### Diagram Details **Electrostatic Potential Map:** - The diagram features a molecule represented by two connected spheres. - The spheres are shaded in neutral gray, suggesting a uniform electrostatic potential with no regions distinctly positive or negative. **Possible Chemical Formulas:** Below the diagram is a list of potential chemical formulas for the molecule. You are instructed to check all that apply: - □ Br₂ - □ HF - □ ICl - □ C₂H₂ - □ H₂CO The neutral shading suggests Br₂ might be the correct choice as diatomic molecules like Br₂ typically have uniform potentials. ### Instructions Based on the neutral electrostatic potential indicated, deduce which chemical formula(s) correspond to the molecule.
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Transcribed Image Text:### Electrostatic Potential of a Neutral Molecule This image illustrates the electrostatic potential of a neutral molecule. The molecule is shaded in red or blue to indicate areas where the electrostatic potential at the molecule's surface is not zero. The color codes are as follows: red indicates a positive electrostatic potential, and blue indicates a negative potential, with gray representing a neutral potential. ### Diagram Details **Electrostatic Potential Map:** - The diagram features a molecule represented by two connected spheres. - The spheres are shaded in neutral gray, suggesting a uniform electrostatic potential with no regions distinctly positive or negative. **Possible Chemical Formulas:** Below the diagram is a list of potential chemical formulas for the molecule. You are instructed to check all that apply: - □ Br₂ - □ HF - □ ICl - □ C₂H₂ - □ H₂CO The neutral shading suggests Br₂ might be the correct choice as diatomic molecules like Br₂ typically have uniform potentials. ### Instructions Based on the neutral electrostatic potential indicated, deduce which chemical formula(s) correspond to the molecule.
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