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Are CO2 and SO2 polar or nonpolar?.
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Are CO2 and SO2 polar or nonpolar?.

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Polar and nonpolar

Step-by-step explanation:

CO2 is a nonpolar molecule meaning it has equal sharing of electrons

SO2 is a polar molecule meaning that the oxygen pulls slightly more giving it a more bent shape as it has a more negative and a more postive side

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