Chapter 2: 1CP (page 31)
Sketch a diagram of a water molecule and indicate the ends that bear partial positive and negative charges.
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Diagram of a water molecule:

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Chapter 2: 1CP (page 31)
Sketch a diagram of a water molecule and indicate the ends that bear partial positive and negative charges.
Diagram of a water molecule:

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