Chemistry · Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
Why do individual atoms (like noble gases) and non-polar molecules normally have zero permanent dipole moment?
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- 1Because their electronic charge cloud is permanently scattered
- 2Because their electronic charge cloud is symmetrically distributed✓
- 3Because their electronic charge cloud is completely missing
- 4Because their electronic charge cloud is asymmetrically distributed
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Because their electronic charge cloud is symmetrically distributed
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