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Which description accurately represents a water molecule?(1 point)
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strongly negative oxygen pole, strongly positive hydrogen poles
strongly negative oxygen pole, strongly positive hydrogen poles
slightly negative hydrogen poles, slightly positive oxygen pole
slightly negative hydrogen poles, slightly positive oxygen pole
slightly negative oxygen pole, slightly positive hydrogen poles
slightly negative oxygen pole, slightly positive hydrogen poles
strongly negative hydrogen poles, strongly positive oxygen pole
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"slightly negative oxygen pole, slightly positive hydrogen poles."
Explanation: Oxygen is more electronegative than hydrogen, so the O–H bonds are polar with the oxygen end partially negative (δ−) and the hydrogen ends partially positive (δ+); the molecule has a bent shape giving an overall dipole.
Explanation: Oxygen is more electronegative than hydrogen, so the O–H bonds are polar with the oxygen end partially negative (δ−) and the hydrogen ends partially positive (δ+); the molecule has a bent shape giving an overall dipole.
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