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indicating the direction of #he bond dipole,ndicling:
P.H-F or H-CI
b.H-CI or H-I
C.H-Br or H-CI
d.H-I or H -Br
) for each of the fallowsina beods,drau a igu
which
end of the bond is positive and which is negar
a C-F
b.Si-C
C. C-0
d. B-C
7) For each of the following pairs, indicate which is smaller.
+2
a. Fe or Fe
b.CI
or C1-
C. As or Nat

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