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What is true of all carbonyl groups?

A. They contain a permanent dipole.
B. They contain a temporary dipole.
C. They are nonpolar.
D. They are ionic.



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Final answer:

Carbonyl groups are electron-withdrawing due to the polarity of the C=O double bond, resulting in them containing a permanent dipole.


Explanation:

Carbonyl groups are electron-withdrawing due to the polarity of the C=O double bond, making them contain a permanent dipole.


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