Which is more polar ClK or LiBr?
Answer is ClK but I don't know why. Please provide explanation!
Since the bond polarity involves pulling of electrons towards itself, hence a more electronegative element will be able to attract the electrons more towards itself. As a result, the electrons will definitely move towards the more electronegative element. The amount of their shifting will depend upon the relative electronegativity of the participating atoms.
K(E.N=0.82) and Li(E.N=0.98) are less electronegative.
Electronegativity of Cl is 3.16 whereas of Br is 2.96. Hence ClK is more polar than LiBr.
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