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I cannot find an exact figure for acetamide but it should be strongly polar due to its functional groups (amine and C=O). Also, dimethyl acetamide is 6.5 polarity (polar and the extra CH3 groups should make DM acetamide less polar than acetamide).

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Yes, acetaminophen is a polar molecule due to its hydroxyl group that creates partial positive and negative charges. This polarity allows acetaminophen to be water-soluble and easily absorbed in the body.

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yes if you test on a TLC you will find that the substans do not follow the front like a unpolar substanse would

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I think it is polar. This is because of the the lack of symmetry. I think ...

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