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I found out that sodium chloride has a dipole moment of 9 debye, and a sodium-chlorine distance of .28 nm. When I divide one by the other, I get 2/3 of an electron.
Did my math go wrong somewhere, or is this supposed to happen? I expected something close to a full elementary charge.
Did my math go wrong somewhere, or is this supposed to happen? I expected something close to a full elementary charge.