Asked by Emma
How do you tell which end of a polar bond is positive or negative? My book says that a molecule such as Hf has a center of positive charge a center of negative charge. But in S--O, how do you tell which end is positive, and which is negative.
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Answered by
bobpursley
O attracts electrons from S. Why? which is more electronegative?
Answered by
Anonymous
You can look up a electronegativity chart on the internet somewhere, should be easy to find. If you have a chemistry book, should be in there as well. O is a more electronegative element than S, so it will have the negative pole.
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