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How does molecular shape affect polarity?
A. If the molecule contains nonpolar bonds, a bent shape will make it
polar.
B. If the molecule contains atoms of similar size, polarity will cancel
out.
C. If the molecule contains more than two bonds, shape will not
affect polarity.
D. If the molecule is symmetrical, the effects of polarity will cancel
out.

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Answer:

An attraction between the positive end of one molecule and the negative end of another

Explanation:

The molecular shape affects the polarity as:

A. If the molecule contains nonpolar bonds, a bent shape will make it polar.

Effect of polarity on molecular shape:

The sub-atomic math of a particle influences its extremity. Every CO bond has a dipole second, however they point in inverse bearings so the net CO2 atom is nonpolar. Conversely, H2O is polar in nature of the fact that the OH bond minutes don't offset.

Thus, option A is correct.

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