A molecule that contains three identical polar bonds to the central atom will be?

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A molecule that contains three identical polar bonds to the central atom will be .

nonpolar if the geometry is planar triangular

polar in all cases

nonpolar in all cases

impossible to tell the polarity

either polar or nonpolar depending on the identity of the atoms bonded to the central atom

Nonpolar if the geometry is planar triangular

Explanation:

The polarity of molecules depends both on the polarity of individual bonds in the molecule as well as the overall dipole moment of the molecule. We must remember that dipole moment is a vector quantity hence direction of the resultant vector is very important.

Now, if i have a molecule that contains three identical polar bonds, a planar triangular geometry means that the molecule is symmetrical and will have an overall dipole moment of zero. Hence the molecule is nonpolar.

*tilts head* sounds more like a statement

yes

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