with suitable examples explain how a polar molecule could induce polarity to a nearby nonpolar molecule
Anumah Abdulraheem , 11 Years ago
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Vishal Dad
Last Activity: 11 Years ago
thru induction,, the positive part of the polar molecule will attract the negative and repel the positive at the samt time causing a change in polarity of the non polar molecue.
vishal ojha
Last Activity: 11 Years ago
a polar molecule will have charge therefore from other molecule..itn will attrach the opposite charges towards its side nd repel the same charge to other side thus making the othe molecule polar too..!!..''
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