3 years ago

Is it possible for a molecular with polar bonds to be nonpolar?

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A molecule will either be polar or nonpolar. if the molecule has unevenly distributed charge, it has a pole and is polar. if charge is evenly distributed it is a nonpolar molecule because the net charge is 0.

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