A molecule which contains polar bonds will always have a net dipole moment greater than zero
A molecule which contains polar bonds will always have a net dipole moment greater than zero.
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This statement is not true as a
molecule which has a polar bond will always have a net dipole moment.
This depends on the direction of the bonds. They may cancel out
each other if the polarity is in opposite direction. For example C-Cl
bond are polar but CCl2=CCl2 is not nonpolar compound due to
canceled dipole moment of C-Cl bond in opposite direction. An example
is given in the above attachment.
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