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Chapter 6: Q73P (page 284)

Which compound has the greater dipole moment?

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When there is a charge separation in a system, a dipole moment occurs.As a result, they can occur in both ionic and covalent connections.

Dipole moments are caused by differences in electronegativity between two chemically connected atoms.

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Definition of dipole moment

When there is a charge separation in a system, a dipole moment occurs.As a result, they can occur in both ionic and covalent connections.

Dipole moments are caused by differences in electronegativity between two chemically connected atoms.

02

a. Which compound has the greater dipole moment?

because the C-Cl dipoles oppose each other so they have opposite direction of dipole moments.

03

b. Which compound has the greater dipole moment?

because a sp2 carbon has a higher electronegative value than a sp3 carbon Thus, in the combination on the left, the C-CH3 and C-Cl dipoles support each other, resulting in a larger dipole, whereas in the compound on the right, they oppose each other, resulting in a lower dipole.

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