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Yamilet Meadows

6 June, 13:18

When one atom of hydrogen (H) combines with one atom of chlorine (CI), a polar covalent bond forms between the H and the more electronegative Cl, resulting in a molecule of HCI. Which of the following describes the arrangement of valence electrons in a bond between H and CI?

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