The observed dipole moment for a bond, X-Z, is 10.41 D and the distance between the X and Z atoms is 282 pm. Calculate the percent ionic character for the bond between atoms X and Z. Show all work for full credit. Use what you have learned about partial charges and percent ionic character to determine which of the above real bonds is X-Z. Explain clearly or show the math to justify your choice. How is it possible that Br is positive in one bond and negative in anothei{ bond?

The observed dipole moment for a bond, X-Z, is 10.41 D and the distance between the X and Z atoms is 282 pm. Calculate the percent ionic character for the bond between atoms X and Z. Show all work for full credit. Use what you have learned about partial charges and percent ionic character to determine which of the above real bonds is X-Z. Explain clearly or show the math to justify your choice. How is it possible that Br is positive in one bond and negative in anothei{ bond?

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter7: Molecular Structures

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