Chemistry, 23.11.2021 22:10, lewisf5929

What is an example of a polar molecule Question 8 options:

A molecule that is made of ionic bonds like NaCl.

A molecule that is made of covalent bonds like sugar.

A molecule made of covalent bonds that has partial positive and partial negative charges in different areas of the atom.

A molecule made of ionic bonds that has strong positive and strong negative charges in different areas of the molecule.

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What is an example of a polar molecule Question 8 options:

A molecule that is made of...