Nitrogen molecule is a non polar covalent molecule. A) TRUE B)FALSE

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Vikas TU · Answer

Dear student Nitrogen is a diatomic molecule, N2 (N≡N), and has a net dipole moment of zero. Of course that means that nitrogen is nonpolar. The statement is True. Hope this will help Good Luck

Vikas Amritiya · Answer

Nitrogen molecule is a non-polar covalent molecule. It has zero dipole moment. Two N atoms in nitrogen molecule have zero electronegativity difference. The bond pairs of electrons are equally distributed between two N atoms.

Parv Joshi · Answer

As Nitrogen molecule has a dipole moment of 0, this means that it is non-polar. thank you good luck regards parv

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Nitrogen molecule is a non polar covalent molecule. A) TRUE B)FALSE

Nitrogen molecule is a non polar covalent molecule. A) TRUE B)FALSE

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Nitrogen molecule is a non-polar covalent molecule. It has zero dipole moment. Two N atoms in nitrogen molecule have zero electronegativity difference. The bond pairs of electrons are equally distributed between two N atoms.

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