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20 August, 23:38

Is a polar molecule an ionic or covalent compound?

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  1. 21 August, 01:00
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    covalent
  2. 21 August, 02:13
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    Covalent.

    Explanation:

    The distribution of electrons between the covalent bonds between the atoms is not even. Water is one example of a polar molecule. The bonds between the hydrogen atoms have an uneven distribution of electron causing the hydrogen atoms to be on one side of the oxygen atom.
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