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Is water covalent bond

Updated: 8/9/2023
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13y ago

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Short answer: H2O is covalent.

Long answer: Oxygen is more electronegative than Hydrogen so it attaracts the electrons in the covalent bond towards itself and so becomes slightly negative. The hydrogen becomes equally and oppositely positively charged due to the rearrangement of the electrons. It is therefore polar. It can be considered both covalent and ionic because the negative Oxygen is attracted to the positive Hydrogen ionically.

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Yes. It is polar due to its molecular geometry and O is more electronegative. It is covalent because H and O are both non-metals.

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12y ago

yes, the bonds in water are polar covalent.

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The oxygen and hydrogen atoms in a water molecule are joined by covalent bonds.

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Yes, water has a covalent bond.

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14y ago

yes, it is a single covalent bond

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Water contains polar covalent bonds.

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Yes.

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yes

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