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What is the reason that a water molecule is polar? it is neutral it is an ion the hydrogens lose their electrons to the environment the electrons are unequally distributed among the atoms Previous
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What is the reason that a water molecule is polar?

it is neutral
it is an ion
the hydrogens lose their electrons to the environment
the electrons are unequally distributed among the atoms
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i think its c like he said aboveee
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C) hydrogens lose their electrons to the environment.

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