[Grade 12: Chemistry] How to know if a compound has a dipole moment. Also dumb question: Is having a dipole, the same thing as having a dipole moment?
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Clarification: dipole moments and polarity of alcohols vs. carbonyls

I've seen a ton of different information about this - can somebody fact-check me and let me know if I have this right?

Carbonyl compounds exhibit greater bond polarity and thus a greater dipole moment than alcohols.

However, in solution, alcohols are considered more polar because of their hydrogen bonding capability.

Thanks in advance!

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Why is it so that the dipole moment of HF is higher than HCL but CH3Cl higher than that of CH3F
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Halocarbons like CH2Cl2 have a high dipole moment but act non-polar and are insoluble in water. Why is this?

I am trying to explain why the molecule would act non-polar. Is it because the large size of the Cl prevents it from both H-bonding with water and exerting enough of a dipole-dipole force to overcome the H-bonding between water molecules? That's the best explanation I can think of.

(Edited slightly for clarity)

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Which has more dipole moment Ortho nitrophenol or Paranitrophenol?

Green arrows show vectors

I worked out thr problem, and according to me OrthoNitrophenol should have a large dipole moment in magnitude than ParaNitrophenol as green arrows reinforce each other in OrthoIsomer and cancel each other in Paraisomer

My first doubt arises, as there is intramolecular(inside its own molecule) hydrogen bonding in Ortho Nitrophenol does that interaction has any effect on the dipole moment of orthonitrphenol rendering it lesser than its Paraisomer

and Secondly can tell me the actual value of dipole moment of Para nitrophenol, I was only able to find the dipole moment of Orthoisomers on chemistry SE

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Fermilab's g-2 first round results for the muon's anomalous magnetic dipole moment differs from the Standard Model's prediction with a statistical significance of 4.2 sigma scientificamerican.com/ar…
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Does the Anomalous magnetic dipole moment of the muon mean that the quantum foam, and things like virtual particles are more "real" then we thought previously?

I know that we don't know if this is real yet? I know that most people are still baffled by the results. I'm just wondering if this means we could maybe interact more robustly with the quantum foam?

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My first (kinda) image. NOAA 19 pass over the Midwest a few moments ago. RTL-SDR and a V-dipole.
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This is a certified dipole moment
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Dipole moment: would (a) have a higher dipole moment because cis-dichloroethylene is a polar molecule whereas (b) trans-dichloroethylene is not?
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Interesting Problem on the dipole moment of a rod of length L and charge density Ξ»(x). With my final answer would that make the dipole moment 0?
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Like bruh moment but it’s a dipole
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Could anyone explain to me how does dipole moment works?

Does the direction of the vector points towards the more electronegative one? How do i know where to put the partial charges(delta Β±)

I'm doing self study and i'm kinda confused. It would be a big help for me. Thanks!

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