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Jalen Irwin
24 January, 15:58
What does it mean to say the bond is polar
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Angel Espinoza
24 January, 17:23
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A covenant bond
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When 2 atoms from the non metal side share electrons to be stable
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Hadassah Mcintyre
24 January, 18:29
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When you say the bond is polar it means that there are two atoms where the electrons forming the bond are unequally
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