Redraw the molecules in your notebook and circle the more polar compound in each pair of molecules, Hint: You may want to use the elutropic series found in your textbook on p. 182. 1. 6b ба 1b 1a CH, CH, CH, CH, 7b 7a 2b 2a CH, CH3 CH3 OH 8b 8a 3b За CH, HO. H,C. N. CH, 9b 9a 4b 4a CI NH2 HO. H H 10b 10a 5b 5a H N. CH3 CH,. CH3 CH, HO. OH I-Z .. I

Redraw the molecules in your notebook and circle the more polar compound in each pair of molecules, Hint: You may want to use the elutropic series found in your textbook on p. 182. 1. 6b ба 1b 1a CH, CH, CH, CH, 7b 7a 2b 2a CH, CH3 CH3 OH 8b 8a 3b За CH, HO. H,C. N. CH, 9b 9a 4b 4a CI NH2 HO. H H 10b 10a 5b 5a H N. CH3 CH,. CH3 CH, HO. OH I-Z .. I

World of Chemistry, 3rd edition

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ISBN:9781133109655

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan L. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan L. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter12: Chemical Bonding

Section12.1: Characteristics Of Chemical Bonds

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