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Lucia Ho
16 June, 09:44
Why arent all molecules with polar bonds polar?
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Lincoln Schneider
16 June, 12:00
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Lewis diagrams lead to discussions of molecular geometry, the basis for determining polarity of simple covalent molecules.
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