These celestial bodies are thought to originate from two different sources. Some are called long-period and originate from the O
ort Cloud. These bodies orbit the Sun but may take as long as 200 years to complete one orbit. Others are called short-period and originate from the Kuiper Belt in our solar system. What is this celestial body called?
To answer this, we look at the polarities of these molecules given. A molecule is said to be polar when there is an unequal shraing of electrons the opposite is called nonpolar. CH4 = nonpolar CH3OH = polar CH3 CH3 = nonpolar CH3 CH2 CH2 OH = polar <span>CH3 CH2 CH2 CH2 CH2 CH3 = nonpolar</span>
