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What is the difference between a bond in a polar molecule and a bond in a nonpolar molecule?
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What is the difference between a bond in a polar molecule and a bond in a nonpolar molecule?

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A polar molecule has a net dipole because of opposing charges. Nonpolar molecules share/give  electrons . If the electrons are shared equally, the molecule is nonpolar, because there is no charge. I hope this helped ^^
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