Answer question 6 2.205.Pauling Electronegativity Values204 255 3.04344 81112NaMg14151617AlCI1.31181 180 2 19 2583.161922232425262029Cu191 19034AsSe201 2 18 2 552 032de35BrCaSeCrMinCoNI2nGa082 100 1 361541.01 55183 1881651813738Se394041424644Te2.16 194749503233RbMoRhPdCdInSn56Te1.2213316222 202.20 1.93 1 801 782.05 21S5SPLa0 892273Ta7476Os2227P8798485AtBaRe19irPtAuPhPo0.7911152 202.28 2542 00 12 2 332.02 2022FeRe2. Rebuild each model using the molecular model kits.3. Draw an imaginary line through each three-dimensional model. If all of the positive dipoles areon one side of the line and all of the negative dipoles are on the other, then it is a polar molecule.If not, then it is nanpolar.Questions:6. Based upon the above procedures, complete the following table.Molecular CompoundPolar Bonds Present? (Yes or No)Polar Molecule? (Yes or No)BrFH,ONF,C,CO,HCNCHBICIFH,CO

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Questions: 6. Based upon the above procedures, complete the following table. Molecular Compound Polar Bonds Present? (Yes or No) Polar Molecule? (Yes or No) BrF H,0 NF, CC, co, HCN CHBICIF H,CO

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