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Diethylamine Polarity
Diethylamine
Polarity
Diethylamine (CAS 109-89-7) is polar. C4H11N has a calculated dipole of about 0.93 D, which follows from its trigonal pyramidal nitrogen centre Snyder polarity index Not conventionally assigned; XlogP3-AA 0.62 (Crippen calculated, RDKit).
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Limonene Polarity
Limonene
Polarity
Limonene (CAS 138-86-3) is polar. C10H16 has a calculated dipole of about 0.48 D, which follows from its trigonal planar carbon centre Snyder polarity index Not conventionally assigned; XlogP3-AA 3.31 (Crippen calculated, RDKit).
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Cyclohexene Polarity
Cyclohexene
Polarity
Cyclohexene (CAS 110-83-8) is polar. C6H10 has a calculated dipole of about 0.31 D, which follows from its tetrahedral carbon centre Snyder polarity index Not conventionally assigned; XlogP3-AA 2.12 (Crippen calculated, RDKit).
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Cyclohexanol Polarity
Cyclohexanol
Polarity
Cyclohexanol (CAS 108-93-0) is polar. C6H12O has a calculated dipole of about 1.45 D, which follows from its bent oxygen centre Snyder polarity index Not conventionally assigned; XlogP3-AA 1.31 (Crippen calculated, RDKit).
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Curcumin Polarity
Curcumin
Polarity
Curcumin (CAS 458-37-7) is polar. C21H20O6 has a calculated dipole of about 0.83 D, which follows from its bent oxygen centre Snyder polarity index Not conventionally assigned; XlogP3-AA 3.37 (Crippen calculated, RDKit).
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Copper(II) oxide Polarity
Copper(II) oxide
Polarity
Copper(II) oxide (CAS 1317-38-0) is an ionic substance for which a molecular dipole moment is not defined. It is ionic: polarity shows up as charge separation and hydration, not as a molecular dipole.
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Cesium fluoride Polarity
Cesium fluoride
Polarity
Cesium fluoride (CAS 13400-13-0) is an ionic substance for which a molecular dipole moment is not defined. It is ionic: polarity shows up as charge separation and hydration, not as a molecular dipole.
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Cesium chloride Polarity
Cesium chloride
Polarity
Cesium chloride (CAS 7647-17-8) is an ionic substance for which a molecular dipole moment is not defined. It is ionic: polarity shows up as charge separation and hydration, not as a molecular dipole. Covers geometry, comparison data, QC strategy and.
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Cinnamic acid Polarity
Cinnamic acid
Polarity
Cinnamic acid (CAS 140-10-3) is polar. C9H8O2 has a calculated dipole of about 1.99 D, which follows from its bent oxygen centre Snyder polarity index Not conventionally assigned; XlogP3-AA 1.78 (Crippen calculated, RDKit).
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