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Do either maleic or fumaric acids have dipolemoment?
18 years ago

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DrBob222
I don't KNOW the answer to your question but I would think that maleic acid would have a dipole moment (perhaps not a large one) because it is not symmetrical and fumaric acid would be zero because it is symmetrical. I found a web site that listed maleic as ?D and one listing fumaric as 0 D.
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