Give a clear handwritten answer with explanation needed!! explan of each molecule? होवकट C. Ho (४), ने ग0ल नेपठवो मवठे ुएष्व मै० डपकनीर डोटए Nिलवेग्प्टछ नी पेंलिनेटग्णर्gasसुंछल चिषमण .ठित्वीतवै कीत्र लेवावकोवियू कॉक प्रवनेहो की नंटdolubiliवीवक्मकव एवौवाए वेट हपवर्नण्ट् वडdawbased omotecatayकोटक्याकदचैवपफ़ )वएवेPolasity? E XPTaim o( व) जमकर!क छनेउन०য)hgn o वप्ड नवे(5 )स्सिंनुतननप)

#(a): Although the C-Cl bond is polar, C2H5Cl is unable to form hydrogen bonding with water.

हाककट C. Ho C४) , ने गणल ेपष्वो भ्वक छ एष्व के इप्लकनीमट डार पिावे नी पोकिनेटग्ण् कलचितक . छिल्वात्वे ्रैत्र लेवाचकोनिह के प्डिवनेटो की नंट तविनण्मलः वौननमर वेट पवनण वड দ৪ o ववप्छ रव्हएवे oiट्ाोषन Poविा४९ हत्रावाल ? (H3CI(1) b) CH3CHO (4)

हाककट C. Ho C४) , ने गणल ेपष्वो भ्वक छ एष्व के इप्लकनीमट डार पिावे नी पोकिनेटग्ण् कलचितक . छिल्वात्वे ्रैत्र लेवाचकोनिह के प्डिवनेटो की नंट तविनण्मलः वौननमर वेट पवनण वड দ৪ o ववप्छ रव्हएवे oiट्ाोषन Poविा४९ हत्रावाल ? (H3CI(1) b) CH3CHO (4)

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Chapter3: Measurement And Chemical Calculations

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