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The molecule carbon disulfide cs2 is nonpolar and has only london dispersion forces between the molecules. carbon tetrachloride ccl4 is also nonploar but is made larger molecules that are more strongly affected by london dispersion forces. based on this information cs2 likely has a melting point and a vapor pressure when compared with ccl4

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