(i) AsCl₅ has a net dipole moment. Cl is more electronegative than As and because it has a trigonal bipyramidal geometry, the dipole moments are not canceled out.
(iii) SeCl₆ has a net dipole moment. Cl is more electronegative than Se and because it has an octahedral geometry, the dipole moments are not canceled out.

(i) AsCl₅ has a net dipole moment. Cl is more electronegative than As and because it has a trigonal bipyramidal geometry, the dipole moments are not canceled out.
(ii) Fluoromethane, CH₃F has a net dipole moment. F is more electronegative than C and H and because it has a tetrahedral geometry, the dipole moment is not canceled out.

(ii) Fluoromethane, CH₃F has a net dipole moment. F is more electronegative than C and H and because it has a tetrahedral geometry, the dipole moments are not canceled out.
(iv) SF₂ has a net dipole moment. F is more electronegative than C and H and because it has a tetrahedral geometry, the dipole moments are not canceled out.

(ii) Fluoromethane, CH₃F has a net dipole moment. F is more electronegative than C and H and because it has a tetrahedral geometry, the dipole moment is not canceled out.
(iii) SeCl₆ has a net dipole moment. Cl is more electronegative than Se and because it has an octahedral geometry, the dipole moments are not canceled out.