Polar molecule

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The positive and negative charge centers in the molecule do not coincide. From the perspective of the whole molecule, the charge distribution is uneven and asymmetric. Such molecules are polar molecules Polar bond Combined Diatomic molecule Must be polar molecule, polar bond bound Polyatomic molecule Depending on the structure, such as CH four Is not a polar molecule.
Chinese name
Polar molecule
Foreign name
polar molecule
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Chemistry (first level discipline)
Definition
Molecules with dipole moment μ ≠ 0

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If the molecular configuration is asymmetric, the molecule is polar molecules. Such as ammonia molecule, HCl molecule, etc.

Judgment of non-polar molecules

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Valence method

Composed of AB n If the valence of the central atom A is equal to the ordinal number of the family, the compound is non-polar. E.g. CH four 、CCl four 、SO three 、PCl five Etc.

Stress analysis method

If the bond angle (or spatial structure) is known, the force analysis can be carried out. If the resultant force is 0, it is a non-polar molecule. E.g. CO two 、C two H four 、BF three Etc.
Diatomic molecules composed of the same atom are non-polar molecules
Those who are not non-polar molecules are polar molecules.

Bond and molecule

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The polarity of bonds and the polarity of molecules are two different concepts. There are both connections and differences between polar bonds and polar molecules. Polar molecules must contain polar bonds, that is, polar bonds are necessary to form polar molecules, and may also contain non-polar bonds. Molecules containing polar bonds are not necessarily polar molecules, that is, polar molecules not only contain polar bonds, but also have asymmetric molecular structures. If all the bonds in the molecule are non-polar, such molecule is generally non-polar. Common types are as follows:
1. Non polar molecules containing polar bonds, such as CO two 、CS two 、CH four Etc.
2. Non polar molecules containing non-polar bonds, such as H two 、Cl two 、N two 、O two Etc.
3. Polar molecules containing both polar and non-polar bonds, such as H-O-O-H, etc.
4. Non polar molecules containing both polar and non-polar bonds, such as H-C ∨ C-H, etc.
Generally, it can be judged from the structure and solubility: exposed hydroxyl, exposed carboxyl, exposed amino The material polarity of may be very large; Then, in the solubility experiment, the polarity of the solvent is generally consistent with the polarity of the substance. Look at the diffusion of the point. If the point is very condensed, the polarity of the substance may be higher than that of the solvent. With the diffusion of the solvent, the polarity may be lower.

Influence of molecular polarity on properties

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Solubility

The polarity of molecules has a great influence on the solubility of substances. Polar molecules are easily soluble in polar solvents, and non-polar molecules are easily soluble in non-polar solvents, that is, "the same kind is mutually soluble".

Melting and boiling points

With the same molecular weight, polar molecules have higher boiling points than non-polar molecules. This is because the orientation force between polar molecules is greater than the dispersion force between non-polar molecules.