You should have noticed that ammonium, ammonia, water, and carbon dioxide all contain bonddipoles. However, not all of them are molecule. Which statement best explains this difference inoverall molecular polarity?Ammonium = H-N-H%3DH-N-HAmmonia =Water -HH.Carbon dioxide = o=c==o;The one with the most bond dipoles was a polar molecule.O Only molecules with an odd number of bond dipoles can be polar.O The shape determines if bond dipoles cancel out or add together.O Only charged molecules can be polar.

You should have noticed that ammonium, ammonia, water, and carbon dioxide all contain bond dipoles. However, not all of them are molecule. Which statement best explains this difference in overall molecular polarity? Ammonium = H-NH H-N-H Ammonia - Water - H. Carbon dioxide - o=c==o; O The one with the most bond dipoles was a polar molecule. O Only molecules with an odd number of bond dipoles can be polar. O The shape determines if bond dipoles cancel out or add together. O Only charged molecules can be polar.

You should have noticed that ammonium, ammonia, water, and carbon dioxide all contain bond dipoles. However, not all of them are molecule. Which statement best explains this difference in overall molecular polarity? Ammonium = H-NH H-N-H Ammonia - Water - H. Carbon dioxide - o=c==o; O The one with the most bond dipoles was a polar molecule. O Only molecules with an odd number of bond dipoles can be polar. O The shape determines if bond dipoles cancel out or add together. O Only charged molecules can be polar.

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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