MCQ
Which of the following compounds possesses the dipole moment
- ✓Water
- BBoron trifluoride
- CBenzene
- DCarbon tetrachloride
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Water
a
In $H _2 O$, the $O - H$ bond dipoles are also equal in magnitude, but they are oriented at $104.5^{\circ}$ to each other. Hence the vector sum is not zero, and $H _{-} 2 O$ has a net dipole moment.
In $H _2 O$, the $O - H$ bond dipoles are also equal in magnitude, but they are oriented at $104.5^{\circ}$ to each other. Hence the vector sum is not zero, and $H _{-} 2 O$ has a net dipole moment.
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