Which describes bonding electrons in a polar covalent bond? electrons that are not shared equally electrons that are shared in diatomic molecules electrons that are shared equally

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TheEye asked Jun 27, 2022

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Which describes bonding electrons in a polar covalent bond?

electrons that are not shared equally

electrons that are shared in diatomic molecules

electrons that are shared equally

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I think the third one

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electrons that are NOT shared equally

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