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What causes polarity in a water molecle?
The fact that oxygen has a slightly negative charge and the hydrogens have a slightly positive charge makes the moluecule slightly polar, because its slightly unbalanced.
Method of expressing the covalent bonds among atoms in a moluecule using the octet rule and dots to represent bonds?
Lewis dot structures are used to represent covalent bonds among atoms in a molecule. Each atom's symbol is surrounded by dots, representing valence electrons. Pairs of dots are used to represent covalent bonds, following the octet rule where each atom aims to have a full outer shell of electrons, typically 8 electrons.
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