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Ammonia and nitrogen trifluoride have the same shape. Why is the dipole moment of ammonia much larger?

ChemistryHardHigh School (11–12)Chemical Bonding › Lewis Structures and Ionic Bonds A-Level AP Board Exam IB

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Ammonia and nitrogen trifluoride have the same shape. Why is the dipole moment of ammonia much larger?

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