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this makes the hydrogen delta positive since the oxygen atom is more electronegative ( i like to think of it as being "hungry for electrons" or a selfish atom that hogs the electrons), the electrons spend more time orbiting the oxygen that it does the hydrogens. ... View existing comments for "Why is a water molecule polar?"
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Biology question: What causes water to be a polar molecule? Unequal sharing of electrons. ... Water is a polar molecule becasue? What causes water to a pure molecule? What makes a molecule of water polar? Why dose water become a polar molecule? Describe how a water molecule is polar? What causes polarity in a water molecue?
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The Chemical and Physical Properties of Water Water consists of two volumes of hydrogen to one volume of oxygen. The hydrogen atoms are arranged at a bonding angle of 105 degrees. This makes the water molecule polar because the shape of the molecule is such that it has a positive end and a negati ... Water 1229 words...
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A molecule is polar when its electron cloud is asymmetrical in a particular dimension. The water molecule is made of two hydrogen atoms bound covalently to a central oxygen atom. Around the central oxygen atom, there are 2 bond electron pai...
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Re: What makes water expand when it freezes? Area: ... The next important factor is Polarity. The water molecule is polar, which means it has areas of positive and negative charge (sort of like static cling). The oxygen atom tends to hog electrons, so it is slightly negative and the hydrogens are slightly positive.
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The hydrogen’s electron is slightly more attracted to the oxygen nucleus than its own nucleus, which makes the water molecule polar, and it ends up with two clouds of slightly negative charge around the oxygen atom, and its two hydrogen atoms are left with slightly positive charges.
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A water molecule is polar because its O-H bonds are significantly polar, and its bent geometry makes the distribution of those polar bonds asymmetrical.
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In the Chemical Bonding lesson we discussed the dipole that forms across the water molecule as a result of the polar covalent bonding between hydrogen and oxygen (see our Chemical Bonding module for more information). ... Hydrogen bonding makes water molecules "stick" together. While hydrogen bonds are relatively weak...
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Water is a polar molecule. What makes a water molecule polar?. Chapter 3 and Chapter 5 Questions ... Flashcard Set Title ... 1. Water is a polar molecule. What mak...
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