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In a polar molecule, the partial positive charge on one molecule is attracted toward the partial _____ charge on a nearby molecule.
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In a polar molecule, the partial positive charge on one molecule is attracted toward the partial _____ charge on a nearby molecule.

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negative

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Opposite charges attract. Therefore the partial positive charge will be attracted to the partial negative charge

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