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Why is SF5 polar, while PF5 is non polar ?

ahmed sobhy

By ahmed sobhy
December 4, 2011 in Homework Help

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ahmed sobhy

ahmed sobhy

Posted December 4, 2011

Posted December 4, 2011

Why is SF5 polar, while PF5 is non polar ?

John Cuthber

John Cuthber

Posted December 4, 2011

Posted December 4, 2011

Do you know what "Polar" means and do you know what shape the molecules are?

Seiryuu

Seiryuu

Posted December 10, 2011

Posted December 10, 2011

Have you drawn Lewis structures?

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