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Use Figure 9.20, p. 364, to indicate the polarity of each bond with partial charges

(a) Br-Cl

(b) F-Cl

(c) H-O

(d) Se-H

(e) As-H

(f) S-N.

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Polarity is the division of electric charge into negatively and positively charged ends in a molecule or its chemical groups, which produces an electric dipole moment.

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Polarity and Electronegativity

As the difference in electronegativity widens, the electron distribution becomes more polarised and the partial charges of the atoms rise accordingly.

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Polarity of each bond with partial charges 

(a) Br Cl

(b) F Cl

(c) H O

(d) Se H

(e) As H

(f) S N

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