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Water is described as a polar molecule because it has: A) A partial positive and a partial negative end B) two positive end C) two negative ends D) no charge
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Water is described as a polar molecule because it has:

A) A partial positive and a partial negative end
B) two positive end
C) two negative ends
D) no charge

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The answer is A because b and c would make the molecule non-polar, and water has hydrogen bonds which give it both a partial negative and partial positive
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