For which of the following molecule, m resultant $\neq$ 0?

Only(a)

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(a) and (b)

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None of these

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Solution

The correct option is C (c) and (d)

Compounds A and B are linearly symmetric as shown in figure. Thus, they have net dipole moment, $μ$ = 0whereas in the compounds C and D $μ$ ≠ 0.

Thus, Option C is correct.

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For which of the following molecule, m resultant ≠ 0?

The correct option is C (c) and (d) Compounds A and B are linearly symmetric as shown in figure. Thus, they have net dipole moment, μ = 0whereas in the compounds C and D μ ≠ 0.Thus, Option C is correct.

For which of the following molecule, m resultant $\neq$ 0?

The correct option is C (c) and (d)

Compounds A and B are linearly symmetric as shown in figure. Thus, they have net dipole moment, $μ$ = 0whereas in the compounds C and D $μ$ ≠ 0.

Thus, Option C is correct.