What Is Molecular Polarisability?
Molecular Polarizability Is the Response of Electron Distribution to an Externally-Applied Static Electric Field. .. . from These, the Electronic Contribution...
Molecular polarizability is the response of electron distribution to an externally-applied static electric field. ... From these, the electronic contribution to the static average polarizability, α, and polarizability anisotropy, Δα, can be calculated.
What is the unit of molecular Polarisability?
C2N−1m.
Which molecule has the highest polarizability?
A) Sb is the most polarizable. Its electron cloud is most easily distorted by another incoming atom, because it is largest and because it is least electronegative among the choices.