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In carbon tetra-chloride, ccl4, what is true about the charge distribution? select one:
a. a. the carbon will be more negative than the chlorine.
b. b. the chlorine will be more negative than the carbon.
c. c. the chlorine and carbon would be equally negative.
d. d. the atoms will become positive and negative ions.
e. e. it is impossible to predict how the electrons will distribute themselves in this type of bond.

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