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Molecular dipole moment

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The first moment of a molecule’s charge distribution relative to a stated origin; for neutral molecules it is origin independent.

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ElectronegativityMolecular dipole moment

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Electronegativity differences contribute qualitative bond-polarity estimates used in molecular dipole reasoning, while geometry, charge redistribution, lone pairs, and conformation determine the resultant moment.

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Molecular dipole momentInfrared spectroscopy

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An infrared-active normal mode changes the molecular dipole moment; a permanent dipole is not required for every vibrational transition.

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Molecular dipole momentIntermolecular interaction

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Permanent dipoles contribute orientation-dependent electrostatic interactions, alongside induction, dispersion, and exchange.

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