Chemistry, 25.09.2021 09:10 EvoBruh3273
Shown below is a bond between two elements, X and Y. The
direction of the dipole moment is indicated. If neither element
has a formal charge, which of the following statements are true?
Select all that apply.
The picture is an XY bond with the dipole moment going from X to Y
Element Y carries a partial negative charge.
Element Y is more electronegative than element X
Element Y carries no partial charge
Element X is more electronegative than element Y.
Elements X and Y have the same electronegativity
Element X carries a partial positive charge.
Element X carries a partial negative charge.
Element Y carries a partial positive charge
Element X carries no partial charge
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