Dichloromethane contains strong carbon - hydrogen and carbon- chlorine bonds. Despite the presence of these strong bonds. dichloromethane is a liquid...explain why?? can some one help me ?? 50 points

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Dichloromethane contains strong carbon - hydrogen and carbon- chlorine bonds. Despite the presence of these strong bonds. dichloromethane is a liquid...explain why??

can some one help me ??
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Chemistry
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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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