Predict the geometry for all atoms (except hydrogen) in the compound below:HIIO-HH-CC-HHH-CHHHIHICIN##H-CC-HTHH-CHHH-C-HH-CC-H(a)HH(b)Identify whether each of the following compounds exhibits a molecular dipolemoment. For compounds that do, indicate the direction of the net moleculardipole moment:(a) CHCl3(b) CH3OCH3(c) NH3(d) CCl₂Br2

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