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Water is a polar molecule meaning it contains both positive and negative regions. True or False?
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Water is a polar molecule meaning it contains both positive and negative regions.

True or False?

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water is definitely a polar molecular. there are distinct positive and negative regions on it; however, the oxygen, since it has 2 lone electron pairs, is more electronegative
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