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Bromine is more electronegative than the carbon, so when it bonds with carbon, as in methyl bromide, the bromine pulls the electrons closer to itself, creating a polar bond.

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Methyl Chloride is sp^3 hybridized so it is tetrahedral, thus giving chlorine a partial negative charge and gives the overall molecule a downward dipole

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Q: Why is methyl bromide a polar covalent bond?
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