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polar bonds ... enoughto createa polar molecule

continued … With atoms in other materials , the electrons clump on one sidecreatinga polar molecule

The unequal sharing of bonding electrons in polar bondsmay createpolar molecules

Unequal sharing of electrons in a covalent bondleadsto a polar molecule

This arrangementresultsin a polar molecule

The polar covalent bond between the hydrogen and oxygen atoms in watercreatesa polar molecule

to pull electrons toward themcreatinga polar molecule

an uneven distribution of electrons(passive) caused bya polar molecule

When its covalently bonded atoms share electrons Electrons are shared unequally between atomscreatinga polar molecule

to allow a dipole momentumcreatinga polar molecule

sharing unequal amount of electrons(passive) is caused bypolar molecules

the bottom , where the oxygen is , is somewhat negativeresultingin a polar molecule

This uneven chargeleadspolar molecules

of covalently bonded A. Identical atoms B. Carbon atoms D. Atoms of different electro negativity E. Atoms of identical electro negativity A.(passive) are composedPolar molecules

One oxygen atom stuck to two hydrogen atoms , with the covalent bonds at a 108 °creatinga wriggly , polar molecule

Electrons will be pulled towards the oxygen end of the moleculeresultingin a POLAR molecule

an unequal distribution of electrons due to differences in electronegativities of the atoms in the molecule Electrolytes(passive) caused bya polar molecule

• Higher electronegative atomscreatepolar molecules

The atoms share electrons , causing the oxygen atom to carry a slightly negative electric charge , while the hydrogen atoms are slightly positiveresultingin a polar molecule

any structure for carbon tetrachloridewould resultin a polar molecule

The structure of the water moleculecreatesa polar molecule

the molecules having a symmetrical geometrical structure have net dipole moment as zero because it is also possible that nonpolar molecules can also have polar bonds within it and due to symmetry , these dipole moments canceled out with each otherresultingin a polar molecule

the C bond dipoleresultingin a polar molecule

a partial positive chargethus resultingin a polar molecule

This asymmetric distribution of chargesubsequently createspolar water molecules

the dipolar charge distributioncreatesa polar molecule

the hydrogen nucleus unshieldedcreatinga polar molecule

the bonding of Hydrogen and Oxygenresultin a polar molecule

The masculine covalent bond between the hydrogen and money atoms in ordercreatesa polar molecule

slightly negative and hydrogen slightly positive -charge separationcreatesa polar molecule

a suficietly large electronegativity difference between the hydrogen atoms and the oxygen atomto createa polar molecule

Two hydrogen atoms bound to an oxygen , with a bond angle of ~106 °createsa polar molecule

because of this charge separation , water molecules have a positive side and a negative sideresultingin a polar molecule

of a positive charge and a negative charge(passive) is composedA polar molecule

the symmetric linear structure of carbon dioxidecreatesa non - polar molecule

water 's composition of oxygen and hydrogendoes ... createa polar molecule

a slightly positive charge This uneven pattern of chargecreatesa polar molecule

equal but opposite charges that are separated by a short distance the intermolecular forces in which a hydrogen atom that is bonded to a highly electronegative atom is attracted to an unshared pair of electrons of an electron negative atom in a nearby molecule(passive) created bypolar molecules

The resulting charge will be arranged unevenly across the entire moleculeresultingin a polar molecule

electron density along the H - C bond is pulled away from the H and towards the CCl3 fragmentresultingin a polar molecule

from the uneven charge distribution Permanent Dipoleresultsfrom the uneven charge distribution Permanent Dipole

of two complementary chains of nucleotidescomposedof two complementary chains of nucleotides

under the action of an electric field to move at high velocitiescausedunder the action of an electric field to move at high velocities

to a temporary dipole to form in ANOTHER non - polar moleculeleadsto a temporary dipole to form in ANOTHER non - polar molecule

a fluctuation in the electron arrangement of a nonpolar species , which in turn leads to a temporary dipole in the nonpolar speciescausesa fluctuation in the electron arrangement of a nonpolar species , which in turn leads to a temporary dipole in the nonpolar species

from attraction of their permanent dipole moments dipole - dipole forces intermolecular forces resulting from the attraction of correlated temporary dipole moments induced in adjacent moleculesresultingfrom attraction of their permanent dipole moments dipole - dipole forces intermolecular forces resulting from the attraction of correlated temporary dipole moments induced in adjacent molecules

Pyramidal and non - linear molecules are less symmetrical ... so the dipoles do not cancel Hydrogen bonds are a special case of permanent dipole - permanent dipole forces which occur between ; A small , very electronegative atom ( oxygen , nitrogen or fluorinemay resultPyramidal and non - linear molecules are less symmetrical ... so the dipoles do not cancel Hydrogen bonds are a special case of permanent dipole - permanent dipole forces which occur between ; A small , very electronegative atom ( oxygen , nitrogen or fluorine

from a situation in which the electrons in a molecule spend more time on one “ side ” of the molecule than the otherresultfrom a situation in which the electrons in a molecule spend more time on one “ side ” of the molecule than the other

from differences in electronegativity of the atoms in the moleculeresultfrom differences in electronegativity of the atoms in the molecule

when a molecule behaves as if one end were positive and the other end negativeresultwhen a molecule behaves as if one end were positive and the other end negative

when a molecule behaves as if one end were positive and the other negativeresultwhen a molecule behaves as if one end were positive and the other negative

from an unequal sharing of electronsresultfrom an unequal sharing of electrons

when atoms with very different electronegativities are involvedresultwhen atoms with very different electronegativities are involved

when electrons are distributed unequallyresultwhen electrons are distributed unequally

from an unequal sharing otpions electronsresultfrom an unequal sharing otpions electrons

from a distortion of the molecular shape due to the presence of non - bonding ( lone ) pairs around the central atomcan also resultfrom a distortion of the molecular shape due to the presence of non - bonding ( lone ) pairs around the central atom

when polar bonds are arranged in a nonsymmetrical molecular geometryresultwhen polar bonds are arranged in a nonsymmetrical molecular geometry

of carbon and hydrogen but also contain atoms of nitrogen , oxygen , phosphorus , sulfur , or a halogencomposedof carbon and hydrogen but also contain atoms of nitrogen , oxygen , phosphorus , sulfur , or a halogen

greater adhesion tension and molecular orientation adhesioncan creategreater adhesion tension and molecular orientation adhesion

in a slight overall charge causing attractions to the ions in the giant ionic latticeresultingin a slight overall charge causing attractions to the ions in the giant ionic lattice

shifts in the electron density of non - polar moleculescauseshifts in the electron density of non - polar molecules

Proton Transfer Potentials(passive) Caused byProton Transfer Potentials

when electrons are not shared evenly in certain covalent bondsresultwhen electrons are not shared evenly in certain covalent bonds

an electric field that polarizes the nonpolar molecule , whose electric charges are symmetrically distributed throughout the volumecreatesan electric field that polarizes the nonpolar molecule , whose electric charges are symmetrically distributed throughout the volume

to a high level of resistance to response deactivation and electrode foulingleadsto a high level of resistance to response deactivation and electrode fouling

when molecules are asymmetrical Hydrogen Bond form as a result of attraction between the positively charged hydrogen atoms in polar molecules and negatively charged atoms in other polar moleculesresultwhen molecules are asymmetrical Hydrogen Bond form as a result of attraction between the positively charged hydrogen atoms in polar molecules and negatively charged atoms in other polar molecules

them to be soluble in watercausingthem to be soluble in water

to an interruption in spindle formationleadingto an interruption in spindle formation

when molecules are asymmetrical Hydrogen Bonds form as a result of attraction between positively charged hydrogen atoms in polar molecules and negatively charged atoms in other polar moleculesresultwhen molecules are asymmetrical Hydrogen Bonds form as a result of attraction between positively charged hydrogen atoms in polar molecules and negatively charged atoms in other polar molecules

the ones(passive) are caused bythe ones

charge movementmay preventcharge movement

hydration spheres and dissolve in water ... because they carry a charge , just like water moleculescan createhydration spheres and dissolve in water ... because they carry a charge , just like water molecules

of covalently bonded A. Polar molecules A. Covalent bonds A. Cations areare composedof covalently bonded A. Polar molecules A. Covalent bonds A. Cations are

a vibration that its hybrid structure with titanium dioxide ( TiO{sub 2creatinga vibration that its hybrid structure with titanium dioxide ( TiO{sub 2

from collisions of Li and alkaline - earth or rare earth atoms , such LiSr and LiYbcreatedfrom collisions of Li and alkaline - earth or rare earth atoms , such LiSr and LiYb

water dipoles(passive) caused bywater dipoles

to a weak , short lived force which holds the compounds togetherleadingto a weak , short lived force which holds the compounds together

two poles , one positive pole and one negative pole.​createstwo poles , one positive pole and one negative pole.​

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to high dielectric constantleadto high dielectric constant

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