Estimate the percent ionic character of the bond in each ofthe following species. All the species are unstable or reac-tive under ordinary laboratory conditions, but they can beobserved in interstellar space.Bond Length (À)Dipole Moment (D)OH0.9801.66CH1.1311.46CN1.1751.451.246

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Estimate the percent ionic character of the bond in each of the following species. All the species are unstable or reac- tive under ordinary laboratory conditions, but they can be observed in interstellar space. Bond Length (À) Dipole Moment (D) OH 0.980 1.66 CH 1.131 1.46 CN 1.175 1.45 1.246