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    Which of the Bonds in the Following Molecule Are Polar
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Which of the Bonds in the Following Molecule Are Polar

Question 33

Question 33

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Which of the bonds in the following molecule are polar covalent? Which of the bonds in the following molecule are polar covalent?   A)  C-H and O-H only B)  C-O and O-H only C)  C-O only D)  C-C and C-O E)  O-H only


A) C-H and O-H only
B) C-O and O-H only
C) C-O only
D) C-C and C-O
E) O-H only

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