Dipole moment

[TiffanyL1G]

How do you determine when the largest dipole moment is for a molecule?

[Shash Khemka 1K]

The larger the electronegativity difference, the larger the dipole moment.

[Carlos De La Torre 2L]

The Dipole Moment has a direct correlation with polarity so the more polar the larger the dipole moment.

[Jack Mitchell 3J]

As a general idea, the further the two elements are on the periodic table, the greater the difference in electronegetivity and therefore the greater the difference in the dipole moment.

[Anmol_cheema_2F]

Dipole moments depend on polarity and polarity depends on electronegativity, so dipole moments are dependent on these things.

[Brandon Mo 4K]

Dipole moment is dependent on the electronegativity difference between two atoms. The greater the difference the greater the dipole.

[Karina Jiayu Xu 4E]

When the electronegativities of two atoms bonded are very different, the molecule will have dipole moment

[Ethan Breaux 2F]

Knowing the polarity of the element also helps show its ability to form dipole dipole (idk how relevant that is but hey just trying to contribute)