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If each of the following compounds/ions were placed between 2 electrically charged plates (one positive and one negative) which would have a net attraction to the positive charged end, which would have a net attraction to the negative charge, which would be attracted to both and how is this possible? ch4, ch2cl2, h3o+, h20, c2h2cl2(including all 3 isomers), co2, co32-, and o3.
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