The following image shows the electrostatic potential map of the compound HX (X is a generic halogen - group 17 - atom). Choose the best answer to make the following statement true. The molecule is [polar / non-polar]. The left side of the molecule has [ no/ 8 / 8-] partial charge. O Polar / 8- Polar / 8+ O Polar / no O Non-polar / no O Non-polar / 8-

The following image shows the electrostatic potential map of the compound HX (X is a generic halogen - group 17 - atom). Choose the best answer to make the following statement true. The molecule is [polar / non-polar]. The left side of the molecule has [ no/ 8 / 8-] partial charge. O Polar / 8- Polar / 8+ O Polar / no O Non-polar / no O Non-polar / 8-

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Chapter6: Covalent Bonding

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Problem 40QRT: Acrolein is the starting material for certain plastics. (a) Which bonds in the molecule are polar...

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