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U1-3-2 - Molecule Polarity
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Total cards: 6•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026
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#1
Front (Question)
Polar molecule
Back (Answer)
A molecule which has a permanent dipole.
#2
Front (Question)
Is water (H2O) a polar or non-polar molecule?
Back (Answer)
Polar Has a permanent dipole (positive/negative side )
#3
Front (Question)
Is carbon dioxide (CO2) a polar or non-polar molecule?
Back (Answer)
Non-polar Has no permanent dipole (no positive/negative side )
#4
Front (Question)
Explain the polarity of this molecule
Back (Answer)
Polar because it has a permanent dipole
#5
Front (Question)
Carbon dioxide contains polar bonds. Why is it a non-polar molecule?
Back (Answer)
Because bond dipoles cancel out, so it has no permanent dipole
#6
Front (Question)
Both molecules have the same shape, but only ammonia is polar. Explain why.
Back (Answer)
N−Cl bonds are non-polar/pure covalent. N−H bonds are polar. No polar bonds = molecule is non-polar