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PLS HELP! Two molecules are shown below. In the molecule on the left, electrons are shared unequally. In the molecule on the right, the electrons are shared equally. When the two substances are put in
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Two molecules are shown below. In the molecule on the left, electrons are shared unequally. In the molecule on the right, the electrons are shared equally.
When the two substances are put in the same container, they do not attract each other. why does this happen?

A. They contain different elements.
B. They both contain oxygen.
C. They are both nonpolar.
D. One is polar, and one is nonpolar.

PLS HELP! Two molecules are shown below. In the molecule on the left, electrons are-example-1
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Answer: One is polar, and one is nonpolar

Explanation: D

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D. One is polar, and one is nonpolar

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