Yes, this is because carbon bonds with four bonds, and in this case it has only bonded with 3, so that free electron will cause the molecule to be polar.
Some compounds of californium: CfF3, CfF4, CfCl2, CfCl3, CfBr3, CfI2, CfI3, CfO2, Cf2O3
Some compounds of californium: CfF3, CfF4, CfCl2, CfCl3, CfBr3, CfI2, CfI3, CfO2, Cf2O3
Some compounds of californium: CfF3, CfF4, CfCl2, CfCl3, CfBr3, CfI2, CfI3, CfO2, Cf2O3
No its not polar
It is a polar molecule and has polar bonds.
Polar contains polar. Non-polar contains nothing.
Polar
Polar
ClO4 is polar.
Nonpolar
polar
It is Polar