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Which two atoms will form the most polar covalent bond? Electronegativity values for these elements are:O=3.44 C=2.55 N=3.04 H=2.20

Which two atoms will form the most polar covalent bond? Electronegativity values for these elements are:O=3.44 C=2.55 N=3.04 H=2.20
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which two atoms will form the most polar covalent bond? Electronegativity values for these elements are:O=3.44 C=2.55 N=3.04 H=2.20

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Oxygen and hydrogen will form the most polar covalent bond(s) because the difference between their electronegativities is the greatest.
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