How to Determine if Molecule is Polar or Nonpolar Practice Problems, Rules, Examples, Summary

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do you know a way to determine which one is more polar than the other?
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How to apply this for ch3ch2och2ch3? This is non polar but if we follow the rule above this is polar

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Do you have any videos walking through this using the structure formula (Not sure if that's the correct term. The one with the hexagons...lol). I realize that's probably redundant because It;s explaining the same concept but I'm having trouble grasping a quick way to look at those models and conclude if they are polar or nonpolar. >.

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How does this work for PClF5?That's nonpolar, even though the atoms aren't all the same around the central atom.

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is tetrahedral= square planar? if not what does square planar mean? TIA

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What about H2O How its polar if it satisfy linear and all atoms around are the same

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I think SBr2 is polar. Sulfur has 2 lone pairs with 2 Bromine atoms on the side. Even though SBr2 matches with the rule that all atoms are the same, it does not fit the lone pair rule.

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