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Dipole moment

         The product of magnitude of the negative or positive charge (q) and the distance (d) between their centres of positive and negative charges is known as dipole moment.

         μ = Electric charge *  bond length

         As q is in the order of 10-10 esu and d is in the order of 10-8 cm, m is in the order of 10-18 esu cm. The dipole moment can be measured in "Debye" (D) unit. 1 D = 10-18 esu cm = 3.33 * 10-30 coulomb metre (In S.I. unit).

         Dipole moment is indicated by the arrow having the symbol of (1889_dipole momen.png) pointing towards negative end. The Dipole moment has both magnitude and direction and hence it is a vector quantity.


Symmetrical polyatomic molecules are not polar so they do not have any value of dipole moment.

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Unsymmetrical polyatomic molecules always have the net value of dipole moment, hence such molecules are polar in nature. H2O, CH3Cl, NH3, etc are polar molecules as they have some positive values of dipole moments.

μ ≠ 0 due to unsymmetry   

(1) The dipole moment is a significant factor in determining the geometry of molecules.

: 3.1 Molecular geometry and dipole moment

General formula

Molecular geometry

Dipole moment

Example

AX

Linear

May be non zero

HF, HCl

AX2

Linear

Bent or V-shape

Zero

Non zero

CO2, CS2

H2O, NO2

AX3

Triangular planar

Pyramidal

T-shape

Zero

Non zero

Non zero

BF3

NH3, PCl3

ClF3

AX4

Tetrahedral

Square planar

See saw

Zero

Zero

Non zero

CH4, CCl4

XeF4

SF4, TeCl4

AX5

Trigonal bipyramidal

Square pyramidal

Zero

Non zero

PCl5

BrCl5

AX6

Octahedral

Distorted octahedral

Zero

Non zero

SF6

XeF6

AX7

Pentagonal bipyramidal

Zero

IF7

(2) Each and every ionic compound possessing some percentage of the covalent character according to the Fajan's rule. The percentage of ionic character in the compound having some covalent character can be measured by the following equation.

         The % ionic character 844_dipole moment3.png

(3) The trans isomer commonly possesses either zero dipole moment or very low value in the comparison to cis-form                                                        1404_dipole moment4.png

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