bit of help in chem.

[WarWood]

I always read this and I still don't understand it: https://prntscr.com/5tk716

What does it mean??

Source: https://www.universetoday.com/84137/dipole-moment/


Thanks,rep+ and thanks will be surely given!!

[Sasuke Uchiha!]

Instead of asking for help on a forums, study!

#2Cool2Study

[Mokou-Sama]

Stop being a prick he asked for help! Mr elephant OP i will check this lateral, its abbig texto and since im mobile nos i cant help you now

[hasoon5000]

It basically means that the positive particles arent connected to the negative particles. They have a little distance between them i think but i'm sure it is right.

[Democritus]

It means that the negative and positive particles do not intersect, they simply just touch each other.

[Voqre]

I dropped out

[Cheeky Jim]

I always read this and I still don't understand it: https://prntscr.com/5tk716

What does it mean??

Source: https://www.universetoday.com/84137/dipole-moment/


Thanks,rep+ and thanks will be surely given!!

It's referring to the molar polarity of that molecule, it is a polar bond as there is a large Electronegativity difference between the δ+ Hydrogen and the δ- Oxygen the bonds form a polar bond, because of this difference the nuclei of two different atoms will never collide.

At least that's what I think from AS Chem...

[WarWood]

It's referring to the molar polarity of that molecule, it is a polar bond as there is a large Electronegativity difference between the δ+ Hydrogen and the δ- Oxygen the bonds form a polar bond, because of this difference the nuclei of two different atoms will never collide.

At least that's what I think from AS Chem...

Indeed,thanks.
Ye I'm talking AS chem. xD Unit 2 & 3 in june

[[MPGH]Hero]

Is this solved? @WarWood

[WarWood]

Yep, thanks @Hero !

[[MPGH]Hero]

Thanks the guys that helped you, not me lol.

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