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Dipole moment

Elaborate a dipole moment?

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A Dipole moment is the big polarity of a polar covalent bond. It is clear as a product magnitude of charge on atoms and the distance among two bonded atoms. Its mutual unit is debye and SI unit is columb meter.

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