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    Explain How It Is Possible for CCl<sub>4</sub> to Have Polar
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Explain How It Is Possible for CCl4 to Have Polar

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Explain how it is possible for CCl4 to have polar bonds but be a non-polar molecule.A diagram may be helpful in your answer,but it must be explained.

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