How is geometrical symmetry related to the polarity of a molecule? An asymmetrical molecule is always nonpolar. An asymmetrical molecule can never be polar. A symmetrical molecule is always nonpolar. A

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How is geometrical symmetry related to the polarity of a molecule?

An asymmetrical molecule is always nonpolar.

An asymmetrical molecule can never be polar.

A symmetrical molecule is always nonpolar.

A symmetrical molecule is always polar.

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C. A symmetrical molecule is always nonpolar.

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C. a symmetrical molecule is always nonpolar

Piece answered Feb 17, 2018

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