The CO molecule has a dipole moment of 0.480x10-30 C m. Given that its equilibrium bond distance is 212 pm, what is the magnitude of the effective charge that causes this dipole moment? Give your answer in units of the charge of an electron

The CO molecule has a dipole moment of 0.480x10-30 C m. Given that its equilibrium bond distance is 212 pm, what is the magnitude of the effective charge that causes this dipole moment? Give your answer in units of the charge of an electron

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