How do polar molecules respond when they are placed between two metal plates one positively charged and one negatively charged ? a the molecules online and the electric field be the molecules joined together form in one large molecule see the molecules break apart as atoms migrate to the two plates d the molecule spin in circles

The molecules align with the electric field

Explanation:

Polar molecules have dipoles (parts of the molecules have partial charges). This is because the atoms with a larger atomic mass attract more of the electron cloud of the molecule hence become partially electronegative. The other part of the molecule becomes partially positive. Therefore these parts of the molecule will align with opposite charges including in this case based on the charged metal plates. The positive dipole will align with the negative plate while the negative dipoles will align with the positive plate.

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and vice versa holds true for equatorial positions

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