Asked by shay
For each of the following bonds, indicate the positive end with \delta^{+} and the negative end with \delta^{-}. Write an arrow to show the dipole for each.
1. Si-Cl
2. Se-F
3. Br-F
4. N-H
5. N-P
1. Si-Cl
2. Se-F
3. Br-F
4. N-H
5. N-P
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
Look up the electronegativities of each pair. The higher EN will have a negative charge; the smaller EN will have a positive charge. So you can write delta - on the negative end and delta + on the positive end. For example,
N-H. EN for N is about 3.0 and H is about 2.1. That makes N the negative end and H the positive end.
N-H. EN for N is about 3.0 and H is about 2.1. That makes N the negative end and H the positive end.
Answered by
Lauren
What about the N-P?
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