Organic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
2nd Edition
ISBN: 9781118452288
Author: David R. Klein
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 1, Problem 61PP

(a)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

To identify whether the molecule has molecular dipole moment and the direction of the molecular dipole moment.

Concept introduction:

Dipole moment is the electric dipole that is present in the molecule.

Dipole moment in a molecule depends upon the bonds present in it.

The compound may be with a neutral charge but then too it can possess net molecular dipole moment as the push and pull of bonds doesn’t get cancelled completely.

The electronegativity of the connected atoms in a bond determines in which direction the expected dipole moment will be.

The dipole moment will be directed towards the high electronegative atom in the bond.

To identify: The direction of the molecular dipole moment

(b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

To identify whether the molecule has molecular dipole moment and the direction of the molecular dipole moment.

Concept introduction:

Dipole moment is the electric dipole that is present in the molecule.

Dipole moment in a molecule depends upon the bonds present in it.

The compound may be with a neutral charge but then too it can possess net molecular dipole moment as the push and pull of bonds doesn’t get cancelled completely.

The electronegativity of the connected atoms in a bond determines in which direction the expected dipole moment will be.

The dipole moment will be directed towards the high electronegative atom in the bond.

To identify: The direction of the molecular dipole moment

(c)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

To identify whether the molecule has molecular dipole moment and the direction of the molecular dipole moment.

Concept introduction:

Dipole moment is the electric dipole that is present in the molecule.

Dipole moment in a molecule depends upon the bonds present in it.

The compound may be with a neutral charge but then too it can possess net molecular dipole moment as the push and pull of bonds doesn’t get cancelled completely.

The electronegativity of the connected atoms in a bond determines in which direction the expected dipole moment will be.

The dipole moment will be directed towards the high electronegative atom in the bond.

To identify: The direction of the molecular dipole moment

(d)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

To identify whether the molecule has molecular dipole moment and the direction of the molecular dipole moment.

Concept introduction:

Dipole moment is the electric dipole that is present in the molecule.

Dipole moment in a molecule depends upon the bonds present in it.

The compound may be with a neutral charge but then too it can possess net molecular dipole moment as the push and pull of bonds doesn’t get cancelled completely.

The electronegativity of the connected atoms in a bond determines in which direction the expected dipole moment will be.

The dipole moment will be directed towards the high electronegative atom in the bond.

To identify: The direction of the molecular dipole moment

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