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Based on the symmetry of the molecules, which is a polar molecule? SeCl2 (bent) BeCl2 (linear) BF3 (trigonal planar) CF4 (tetrahedral) O2 (diatomic linear)

Based on the symmetry of the molecules, which is a polar molecule? SeCl2 (bent) BeCl2 (linear) BF3 (trigonal planar) CF4 (tetrahedral) O2 (diatomic linear)
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Based on the symmetry of the molecules, which is a polar molecule?

SeCl2 (bent)

BeCl2 (linear)

BF3 (trigonal planar)

CF4 (tetrahedral)

O2 (diatomic linear)

User ProjectPhysX
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I would say it's A. If you're on Plato
Secl2
User Sinetheta
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i would say the answer is
SeCl2 (bent)
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