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CEM 141 Lecture 11: Note 28 авг. 2019 г.

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18 Oct 2019
School
MSU
Department
Chemistry
Course
CEM 141
Professor
D.Herrington

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A) A molecule with polar bonds can be nonpolar.
B) A molecule with polar bonds can be polar.
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B) A molecule with polar bonds can be polar.
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D) A molecule with 120° bond angles can be polar.
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