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4 April, 08:07

A molecule that has a partial positive charge on one end and a partial negative charge on the other end is a. a dipole. b. binary molecule. c. linear molecule. d. nonpolar molecule.

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  1. 4 April, 08:19
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    a. a dipole.

    Explanation:

    A dipole -

    The term Dipole, can be bifurcated as di + pole, i. e., two poles.

    Hence, any species or compound where two poles i. e., a positive and a negative is possible, is termed to as a dipole.

    For example, in water molecule,

    The more electronegative atom, i. e., oxygen attains a negative charge and correspondingly, the hydrogen atom have a positive charge, and hence can give rise to a dipole.
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