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Greetings.
I am having some problems with understanding polarity.
I will start the problems one by one, whenever one problem is solved i will go to the next one.
Ok, here is the first one.
I am unable to understand why we say that BeF2 is not polar. When i try to analyze it, i think that we should consider it as a molecule with two negative poles, and some positive charge at the middle (and therefore, polar, right ?).
Any help for me to understand this would be appreciated.
Thanks.
I am having some problems with understanding polarity.
I will start the problems one by one, whenever one problem is solved i will go to the next one.
Ok, here is the first one.
I am unable to understand why we say that BeF2 is not polar. When i try to analyze it, i think that we should consider it as a molecule with two negative poles, and some positive charge at the middle (and therefore, polar, right ?).
Any help for me to understand this would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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