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Is glycerol polar or nonpolar

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non polar because yes yes

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Answer:

non-polar

Step-by-step explanation:

Glycerol has three polar Oxygen-Hydrogen bonds but these are attached to hydrocarbon chains which are relatively non-polar.

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