Nonpolar / very slight<0.5Weakly polar0.5-1.5Moderately polar1.5-3Strongly polar3+
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Dipole moment: 2.9979254355985658e+29 D
The dipole moment is 2.9979254355985658e+29 D (1.000e+0 C*m), which is strongly polar.
A larger dipole moment means a greater charge separation, which drives intermolecular forces like hydrogen bonding and dipole-dipole interactions.
In chemistry, bond dipole moments combine as vectors to give the molecular dipole moment. A molecule with polar bonds can still be nonpolar if its geometry is symmetric (for example, CO2).
Molecules with a dipole moment above 1 D are generally miscible with water and other polar solvents.
Next stepTo find the molecular dipole moment, sum all individual bond dipole vectors accounting for the 3-D geometry of the molecule.