Sentences with DIPOLE-MOMENT
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"The dipole moment of a molecule is a measure of the separation of positive and negative charges within the molecule."
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"Water has a higher dipole moment than carbon dioxide."
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"An increase in dipole moment results in a stronger intermolecular force."
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"The dipole moment of HCl is larger than that of HBr."
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"The dipole moment of a diatomic molecule depends on the difference in electronegativity between the two atoms."
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"The dipole moment of a molecule can be experimentally determined by measuring its dielectric constant."
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"Polar molecules have non-zero dipole moments."
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"Methanol has a higher dipole moment than methane."
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"The dipole moment of a molecule affects its physical properties such as boiling point and solubility."
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"The dipole moment of a compound can be calculated using vector addition of bond dipole moments."
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"A molecule with a dipole moment is asymmetric in nature."
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"The dipole moment is a vector quantity."
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"Carbon tetrachloride has a dipole moment of zero because it is a symmetrical molecule."
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"The dipole moment of a molecule can be represented by an arrow pointing from the positive to the negative charge."
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"The dipole moment of a molecule is measured in Debye units."
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"The dipole moment of hydrogen fluoride is larger than that of hydrogen chloride."
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"Polar covalent bonds result in molecules with non-zero dipole moments."
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"The dipole moment of a molecule is directly proportional to the magnitude of the charges and the distance between them."
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"Molecules with higher dipole moments have stronger intermolecular attractions."
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"In a molecule with a symmetrical shape, the dipole moments of individual bonds cancel out resulting in a zero dipole moment for the molecule."
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"The dipole moment of water molecules contributes to their ability to dissolve polar solutes."
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"The dipole moment of a molecule is a measure of the separation of positive and negative charges within it."
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"The dipole moment of carbon monoxide molecule is 0.122 D."
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"The dipole moment of a molecule can be calculated by multiplying the magnitude of charge separation by the distance between charges."
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"The dipole moment is a vector quantity with both magnitude and direction."
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"The dipole moment of carbon dioxide is zero because the charges are symmetrical and cancel each other out."
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"The dipole moment of a molecule affects its physical properties, such as boiling and melting points."
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"The dipole moment of a linear molecule is generally non-zero."
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"The dipole moment of hydrogen chloride is 1.03 D."
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"Polarity can be determined by considering the dipole moment of a molecule."
