Given the electrostatic potential maps for two molecules of similar molar mass, predict which should have the stronger overall intermolecular forces and why. A 1, because it's polar. B. 2, because it's polar. C. 1, because it's nonpolar. D. 2, because it's nonpolar. 3

Given the electrostatic potential maps for two molecules of similar molar mass, predict which should have the stronger overall intermolecular forces and why. A 1, because it's polar. B. 2, because it's polar. C. 1, because it's nonpolar. D. 2, because it's nonpolar. 3

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Given the electrostatic potential maps for two
molecules of similar molar mass, predict which
should have the stronger overall intermolecular
forces and why.
A 1, because it's polar.
B. 2, because it's polar.
C. 1, because it's nonpolar.
D. 2, because it's nonpolar.
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