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Why CCl4 has always zero dipole?
Asked by | 17 Jul, 2009, 06:05: PM
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If you see CCl4 molecule, it has four C-Cl bonds. Since, C and Cl both have different electronegativities, the C-Cl bond will be polar.
Now, the CCl4 molecule has all C-Cl bonds i.e. all the bonds are same with same polarity. It is tetrahedral in nature and hence the moleucle is symmetric in nature. So, the indivudual bond polaritites of 4 C-Cl bonds cancel each other and hence the molecule is non- polar.
Therefore, CCl4 will have zero dipole moment.
Answered by | 18 Jul, 2009, 09:20: AM
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