What is polar
Asked by | 17th Mar, 2008, 01:20: PM
covalent bond is formed by sharing of electron pair btw two atoms of same or diff element .
if it is formed btw atom of diff element then atms involved will hv diff electronegativity values
so shared pair of electrom will b slightly displaced towards more electronegative atom giving it partially negative charge n partial positive charge to the other involved atom .so giving polar character to covalent bond
C–H C is partially negative n H is partialy positive as C is more electronegative then H
polarity may also arise due to other reasons in a covalent bond as due to lone pair effect of O in water ,
Answered by | 20th Dec, 2017, 05:59: PM
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