1 year ago

Which

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ELEN [110]1 year ago

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Explanation:

Well it clearly had two hydrogens and one oxygen hence H2O,, and valence electrons are shared between the the atoms not transferred which makes it an covalent bond. As for the polar part, I'm not sure how to explain it well, but I has something to do with partially negative and positive charged atoms.

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