Chapter 4.8, Problem 4.24P

Interpretation Introduction

(a)

Interpretation:

The polar bond in HCl is to be determined and it is also to be determined whether it is polar or nonpolar.

Concept Introduction:

The polar bond is formed between the two unlike atoms having electronegative difference ranges from 0.5-1.9. The polar bond represents the arrow towards the high electronegative element, while the tail towards the low electronegative element. The negative sign is given to the high electronegative element while a positive sign is given to the low electronegative element.

Interpretation Introduction

(b)

Interpretation:

The polar bond in $C_2{H}_6$ is to be determined and it is also to be determined whether it is polar or non-polar.

Concept Introduction:

The polar bond is formed between the two unlike atoms having electronegative difference ranges from 0.5-1.9. The polar bond represents the arrow towards the high electronegative element, while the tail towards the low electronegative element. The negative sign is given to the high electronegative element, while the positive sign is given to the low electronegative element.

Interpretation Introduction

(c)

Interpretation:

The polar bond in $C{H}_2{F}_2$ is to be determined and it is also to be determined whether it is polar or non-polar.

Concept Introduction:

The polar bond is formed between the two unlike atoms having electronegative difference ranges from 0.5-1.9. The polar bond represents the arrow towards the high electronegative element, while the tail towards the low electronegative element. The negative sign is given to the high electronegative element, while a positive sign is given to the low electronegative element.

Interpretation Introduction

(d)

Interpretation:

The polar bond in $HCN$ is to be determined and it is also to be determined whether it is polar or non-polar.

Concept Introduction:

The polar bond is formed between the two unlike atoms having electronegative difference ranges from 0.5-1.9. The polar bond represents the arrow towards the high electronegative element, while the tail towards the low electronegative element. The negative sign is given to the high electronegative element while a positive sign is given to the low electronegative element.

Interpretation Introduction

(e)

Interpretation:

The polar bond in $CC{l}_4$ is to be determined and it is also to be determined whether it is polar or non-polar.

Concept Introduction:

The polar bond is formed between the two unlike atoms having electronegative difference ranges from 0.5-1.9. The polar bond represents the arrow towards the high electronegative element, while the tail towards the low electronegative element. The negative sign is given to the high electronegative element, while a positive sign is given to the low electronegative element.