two compounds? C H. H. H. NH, BH, A. NH3 and BH, are both nonpolar. B. NH, is nonpolar and BH, is polar. C. NH, is polar and BH, is nonpolar. D. NH3 and BH, are both polar molecules. 8. Why does sugar dissolve in water but not in gasoline? A. Gasoline is a nonpolar molecule. B. Sugar and water are both polar molecules. C. Water interacts with the polar areas of sucrose which makes sucrose dissolve in water. D. All of the above statements explain why sugar dissolves in water but not in gasoline. 9. What is the polarity of CO2 molecules? Why? A. It is polar, because its charges are distributed symmetrically and its molecular geometry is symmetrical. B. It is polar, because its charges are distributed asymmetrically and its molecular geometry is asymmetrical. C. It is nonpolar, because its charges are distributed symmetrically and its molecular geometry is symmetrical. D. It is nonpolar, because its charges are distributed asymmetrically and its molecular geometry is asymmetrical. 10. Which of the following statements is TRUE of the Lewis structure of BCI3? B.

two compounds? C H. H. H. NH, BH, A. NH3 and BH, are both nonpolar. B. NH, is nonpolar and BH, is polar. C. NH, is polar and BH, is nonpolar. D. NH3 and BH, are both polar molecules. 8. Why does sugar dissolve in water but not in gasoline? A. Gasoline is a nonpolar molecule. B. Sugar and water are both polar molecules. C. Water interacts with the polar areas of sucrose which makes sucrose dissolve in water. D. All of the above statements explain why sugar dissolves in water but not in gasoline. 9. What is the polarity of CO2 molecules? Why? A. It is polar, because its charges are distributed symmetrically and its molecular geometry is symmetrical. B. It is polar, because its charges are distributed asymmetrically and its molecular geometry is asymmetrical. C. It is nonpolar, because its charges are distributed symmetrically and its molecular geometry is symmetrical. D. It is nonpolar, because its charges are distributed asymmetrically and its molecular geometry is asymmetrical. 10. Which of the following statements is TRUE of the Lewis structure of BCI3? B.

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