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C2BrCl (dichlorobromomethane) is considered polar due to its molecular geometry and the presence of electronegative atoms (bromine and chlorine) that create a dipole moment. The asymmetrical arrangement of these atoms results in an uneven distribution of charge, leading to polarity. Therefore, C2BrCl is not nonpolar.

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