What is the polarity of $C l_{2} O$ $Cl_2O$ ?

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What is the polarity of $C l_{2} O$ $Cl_2O$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-08-29T18:09:23

There is a permanent dipole moment in the $C l_{2} O$ $Cl_2O$ molecule, analogous (but much less in magnitude) to that of the water molecule.

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And thus we draw $δ + C l - δ - O - δ + C l$ $stackrel(delta+)Cl-stackrel(delta-)O-stackrel(delta+)Cl$ in that oxygen is SLIGHTLY more electronegative than chlorine.

$∠ C l - O - C l = {110.9}^{\circ}$ $/_Cl-O-Cl=110.9^@$ , and $C l - O = 1.70 \times 10^{- 10} \cdot m$ $Cl-O=1.70xx10^-10*m$ .

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