How does the shape of a molecule affect the polarity of the molecule?

Answer 1

C.A molecule that has a symmetrical shape will be a nonpolar molecule.

Answer 2

This question is reversed in terms of the correct cause and effect relationships. Polarity of the molecule is driven by electronegativity, with the oxygen in water as a prime example. In turn this electronegativity causes the bend in the water molecule and thus its characteristic dipole moment. This moment serves to allow hydrogen bonding. This is the core relationship between polar bonds and molecular polarities.

Answer 3

the polarity of molecules brings them closer to each other due to attractions between opposite poles . high amount of energy is required to covert the liquid into vapours so such liquids have high boiling point.

Answer 4

A more polar molecule will have a higher melting point. A polar molecule will have a strong dipole-dipole bond and will require more energy to break that bond.

Answer 5

When the molecular polarity increase, the melting and boiling points are increased also.

Answer 6

Due to strong attraction force between to poles of CMPD so it need large amount of electricity For breaking Crystal lattice and over come the attraction force between the two poles

Answer 7

It makes it either soluble or partially soluble with water and other polar molecules

Answer 8

When the molecule contains polar bonds

Answer 9

It doesn't at all.

Answer 10

god knows