I know that ozone is a polar molecule. And our master has used the existence of unbonded electron pairs on the central atom to justify this subject. I want to know how much the unbonded electron pair affects the polarity of the molecule? And if it does, why do unbonded electrons have no effect on the side atoms?

My English is not very good and I apologize if the wrong terms are used in the phrases.

I know that ozone is a polar molecule. And our master has used the existence of nonbonding electron pairs on the central atom to justify this subject. I want to know how much the nonbonding electron pairs affects the polarity of the molecule? And if it does, why do nonbonding electrons have no effect on the side atoms?

My English is not very good and I apologize if the wrong terms are used in the phrases.

I know that ozone is a polar molecule. And our master has used the existence of unbonded electron pairs on the central atom to justify this subject. I want to know how much the unbonded electron pair affects the polarity of the molecule? And if it does, why do unbonded electrons have no effect on the side atoms?

My English is not very good and I apologize if the wrong terms are used in the phrases. And thank you for answering my question.

I know that ozone is a polar molecule. And our master has used the existence of unbonded electron pairs on the central atom to justify this subject. I want to know how much the unbonded electron pair affects the polarity of the molecule? And if it does, why do unbonded electrons have no effect on the side atoms?

My English is not very good and I apologize if the wrong terms are used in the phrases.

I know that ozone is a polar molecule. And our master has used the existence of unbonded electron pairs on the central atom to justify this subject. I want to know how much the unbonded electron pair affects the polarity of the molecule? And if it does, why do unbonded electrons have no effect on the side atoms?

I know that ozone is a polar molecule. And our master has used the existence of unbonded electron pairs on the central atom to justify this subject. I want to know how much the unbonded electron pair affects the polarity of the molecule? And if it does, why do unbonded electrons have no effect on the side atoms?

My English is not very good and I apologize if the wrong terms are used in the phrases. And thank you for answering my question.