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Why is hydrogen chloride (HCl) polar? A. it has equally shared electrons B. it has unequally shared electrons C. it has bent asymmetry D. it has linear symmetry
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Why is hydrogen chloride (HCl) polar?

A. it has equally shared electrons
B. it has unequally shared electrons
C. it has bent asymmetry
D. it has linear symmetry

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hydrogen chloride (HCI)polar is it has equally shared electrons
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Hydrogen chloride is polar becasue it has unequally shared electrons.
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