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15 March, 09:33

In the molecule bri, which atom is the negative pole?

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  1. 15 March, 09:52
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    BrI molecule is made of Bromine and Iodine. The polarity depends on the electronegativity of Bromine and Iodine. The one which has more electronegativity value shall be the negative pole Br: 2.96 I: 2.66 Hence the negative pole shall be Bromine.
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