MCQ
In which type of molecule positive and negative charges does not coincide with each other?
- AIsentropic
- BEquipotential
- ✓Polar
- DNon$-$polar
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Polar
A molecule in which the centre of mass of positive and negative charges does not collide with each other is called a polar molecule. They have a permanent dipole moment. They have unsymmetrical shapes.
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