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Polar and NonPolar Molecules: How To Tell If a Molecule is Polar or Nonpolar

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in this video we are going to go over a

way that we can quickly distinguish a

polar molecule from a non-polar molecule

now it's easier if you know what to look

for when a molecule is nonpolar and

before you find out what to look for

when it's polar the first category of

nonpolar molecules are those that are

made up of one element for example if

you have a mono atomic atom or a

diatomic atom that's completely positive

one element it's nonpolar

examples include for example and -

that's the diatomic molecule o2 CL 2 F 2

h2 these are all nonpolar and some of

the mono atomic gases like helium neon

argon xenon under normal gases those are

also nonpolar the next category you look

for is a molecule that contains only

carbon and hydrogen those molecules are

nonpolar so for example in methane your


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