For questions about the dipole moment of a bond or a molecule; its calculation, comparison with other bonds or molecules, affect on molecular properties, etc.
A dipole is the result of an uneven distribution of electron density within a molecule. Perfectly symmetric molecules (such as benzene) will have no dipole moment while a non-symmetric one like hydrogen fluoride (HF) will have a very large dipole moment.
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