Talk:Nonpolarity

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Why are nonpolar compounds not soluble in water?

inducing dipoles in non-polar molecules!?![edit]

question:

      How can one non-polar molecule induce a dipole in a nearby non-polar molecule?

answer: the electrons are in this sort of fuzzy cloud and momentary "polarities" show up with fluctuations in the position of the electrons. these momentary "polarizations" can induce a dipole in another molecule