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Plzzzz ...... Why is the result of CO2 bonds zero?
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Plzzzz ...... Why is the result of CO2 bonds zero?
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The C-O bonds in carbon dioxide are polar and yet the dipole moment is zero because the 2 bond dipoles cancel each other.
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this is right because carbon and oxygen complete its octet
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