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The presence of polar bonds in a polyato...

The presence of polar bonds in a polyatomic molecule suggests that the molecule has non-zero dipole moment .

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The statement is not always true. In symmetrical `(BF_(3),C Cl_(4),CH_(4))` and linear `(CO_(2),BeF_(2))` molecules, the polarities of the bonds cancel out and these molecules have zero dipole moments. Only unsymmetricaland non-linear molecules have dipole moments.
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