The dipole moment of HCl is 1.0 D, whuch represents a charge separation of about .17 of an electron charge. If the dipole moment of HBr is .8 D what fraction of a positive charge is found at H nucleus in HBr?

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The dipole moment of HCl is 1.0 D, whuch represents a charge separation of about .17 of an electron charge. If the dipole moment of HBr is .8 D what fraction of a positive charge is found at H nucleus in HBr?
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DrBob222 · Answer

Wouldn't that be 0.17 x (0.8/1.0) = ?? Check my thinking.