Why are i3- and i3+ ions considered as polar species.

1.	Why are i3- and i3+ ions considered as polar species.
Answer» ANSWER: As I3- has one ELECTRON, this ION has a negative charge overall. Molecules have polarity because it has both the charges that are a partially positively CHARGED end and the partially negatively charged end. So it is neither polar or nonpolar.

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As I3- has one ELECTRON, this ION has a negative charge overall. Molecules have polarity because it has both the charges that are a partially positively CHARGED end and the partially negatively charged end. So it is neither polar or nonpolar.

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