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Why some time covalent compounds are called poler covalent compound?
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∙ 13y ago
Polar covalent compounds: unequal sharing of electrons. Basically, one element has a much higher electronegativity ("liking" of electrons) than the others. Like in water: Oxygen has a much higher electronegativity and positive charge than the hydrogens. So, the electrons will spend most of their time with the oxygen. This will make the oxygen act like a negative and the hydrogen act like a positive.
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Why alcohols and amines are water soluble although covalent compounds are least soluble in water?
alchohols and amines are water soluble due to H-bonding with water .they are poler covalent compound there fore they are soleble in water.
What is a poler diamiter?
7899.8 miles
What eats a poler bear?
eagles
Why is CH4 polar?
the CH4 poler
Why beryllium and magnesium form polymeric hydride?
Because the electronegativities values of Be and Mg are high in comparission of other elements of the group. These two metals form poler covalent bond with hydrogen and due to polarity the units of these hydrides are linked to gather in the form of chain by hydrogen bond. so thier hydrides are called polymeric hydrides.
Are poler substances attracted to the other poler substances or to the nonpoler substances?
Polar molecules are attracted to other polar molecules with an opposite charge.
What poler land are like?
Ice and cold
How many babies does a poler bear have?
10
How do you spell Poler bear?
Polar bear.
Has icy waters that are rich in nutrients?
poler ice
What will happen to geckos in the future?
they will evolve into poler bears
What are 7 birds living in Antarctica?
Poler bare
