The dipole moment of vinyl chloride is lower thanthat of methyl chloride. This is due to

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The dipole moment of vinyl chloride is lower thanthat of methyl chloride. This is due to (A) Resonance effect (B) Inductive effect (C) Electromeric effect (D) Hyperconjugation effect

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oversetδ -CH3 arrow oversetδ-Cl Methyl chloride <img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/chemistry/8b722757e6802ce1e487cbb0026c81f7-.png" /> Due to resonance vinyl chloride has lesser dipole moment.

Q. The dipole moment of vinyl chloride is lower thanthat of methyl chloride. This is due to

Resonance effect

Inductive effect

Electromeric effect

Hyperconjugation effect

$C δ - H_{3} \to C δ - l$
Methyl chloride

Due to resonance vinyl chloride has lesser dipole moment.

Q. The dipole moment of vinyl chloride is lower thanthat of methyl chloride. This is due to

Resonance effect

Inductive effect

Electromeric effect

Hyperconjugation effect

Cδ−H3​→Cδ−l Methyl chloride Due to resonance vinyl chloride has lesser dipole moment.

$C δ - H_{3} \to C δ - l$
Methyl chloride

Due to resonance vinyl chloride has lesser dipole moment.