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Two chemically important molecules CS2 and OCS are used in different chemical reactions. Predict
if they have high, lower, or equal dipole moment in comparison (if any) to each other.
Select one:
O a. CS2 has lower dipole moment than OCS
O b. Both have equal dipole moment
O c. OCS has no dipole moment than CS2
O d. Cannot be compare with each other
e. CS2 has no dipole moment than OCS
O f. CS2 has higher dipole moment than OCS
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