Dipole Moment Of Ch3f Ch3cl Ch3br Ch3i

What is the configuration of Dupole moments: CHCl3, CHBr3, CHI3, CHF3 and CH3Cl, CH3Br, CH3I, CH3F and why? 3

please explain

The higher the negative value of electricity, the higher the doppel moment. Therefore, CHF3 must have a large dupole moment. However, due to the very small size of fluorine, the dopole moment of CHCl3 is greater than that of CHF3. And the rest is electronegativity.

So, CHCl3> CHF3> CHBr3> CHI3

In the second order:

Although F is more electrically negative, CH3Cl has a higher dopole moment because in this case the bond length is much longer than CH3F, because F is extremely electrically negative and attracts a pair of electrons very strongly. The dupole moment is not just the charge, but the charge and length of the connection.

Electronegativity is the deciding factor for others.

Then

CH3Cl> CH3F> CH3Br> CH3I

Ch3f. Dupole moment

The sequence of electrical negativity of halogen is F> Cl> Br> I ........ The sequence of doppel moments in the given mixture is ...... CHF3> CHCl3> CHBr3> CHI3 .. .. and. .. ..... CH3F> CH3Cl> CH3Br> CH3I ..........