Circle the statement that is NOT TRUE about the CH2F2 molecule. a) London Dispersion forces attract these molecules together in its liquid state. b) The overall polarity of this molecule is polar because of its molecular geometry. c) molecule is tetrahedral. The electronic geometry of this d) Hydrogen-bonding attracts the molecules together in its liquid state.

Circle the statement that is NOT TRUE about the CH2F2 molecule. a) London Dispersion forces attract these molecules together in its liquid state. b) The overall polarity of this molecule is polar because of its molecular geometry. c) molecule is tetrahedral. The electronic geometry of this d) Hydrogen-bonding attracts the molecules together in its liquid state.

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Chapter14: Liquids And Solids

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