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    The XeCl<sub>2</sub> and XeCl<sub>4</sub> Molecules Are Both Polar Because the Central
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The XeCl2 and XeCl4 Molecules Are Both Polar Because the Central

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The XeCl2 and XeCl4 molecules are both polar because the central atom has lone pairs of electrons.

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