There are three compounds with the molecular formula C2H2B12. Two of these compounds have a dipole greater than zero, and one has no dipole. Draw structural formulas for the three compounds. Note: Draw all structures with a bond included for all bonds to hydrogen. Structural formula for compound with dipole greater than zero that displays cis-trans isomerism: Draw Your Solution Structural formula for compound with dipole greater than zero that does NOT display cis-trans isomerism: Draw Your Solution Structural formula for compound with no dipole: * Draw Your Solution

There are three compounds with the molecular formula C2H2B12. Two of these compounds have a dipole greater than zero, and one has no dipole. Draw structural formulas for the three compounds. Note: Draw all structures with a bond included for all bonds to hydrogen. Structural formula for compound with dipole greater than zero that displays cis-trans isomerism: Draw Your Solution Structural formula for compound with dipole greater than zero that does NOT display cis-trans isomerism: Draw Your Solution Structural formula for compound with no dipole: * Draw Your Solution

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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