Chemistry - CHEMICAL BONDING Question with Solution | TestHub

(A) XeF₄ and (C) CO₂ have zero dipole moments because their square planar and linear geometries, respectively, allow the bond dipoles to perfectly oppose and cancel one another. (D) p-dichlorobenzene is also symmetrical; the two C–Cl bond dipoles point in exactly opposite directions, resulting in $\mu =0$.

(B) CHCl₃ has a non-zero dipole moment because its distorted tetrahedral shape is asymmetrical, meaning the C–H and C–Cl dipoles do not cancel out.

Thus, the correct options are A, C, and D.