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ta1g

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what does 'net' mean when you say polar molecules have a 'net' dipole?
 

Jumbo Cactuar

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Well a molecule might have several polar bonds and some of that cancels each other out. A net dipole is one vector indicating the resultant dipole of all the other dipoles.
 

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