The HCL molecule has a dipole mommnet of all about 3.4* 10^-30 cm. The two atoms are seperated by about 1.0*10^-10m. Compute the net charge on each atoms maximum torque would this dipole experience in a 3.5*10^4N/C ekectric field.

The HCL molecule has a dipole mommnet of all about 3.4* 10^-30 cm. The two atoms are seperated by about 1.010^-10m. Compute the net charge on each atoms maximum torque would this dipole experience in a 3.510^4N/C ekectric field.

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1. The HCL molecule has a dipole mommnet of all about 3.4* 10^-30 cm. The two atoms are seperated by about 1.0*10^-10m. Compute the

net charge on each atoms
maximum torque would this dipole experience in a 3.5*10^4N/C ekectric field.

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