In each group of three bonds, which bond is likely to be the most polar? Which will be the least polar?а.H-CI, H-Se, H-BrThe most polar bond is- and the least polar bond isb. S-O, S-S, S-HThe most polar bond isv and the least polar bond isc.Cl-Cl, Cl-O, Cl-FThe most polar bond isand the least polar bond isd.C-N, N-Η, ΝFThe most polar bond isand the least polar bond is

Polar bond: Due to the electronegative difference between the atoms of the bond, there is the…

In each group of three bonds, which bond is likely to be the most polar? Which will be the least polar? а. Н-СI, Н-Se, н-Br The most polar bond is and the least polar bond is b. S-O, S-S, S-H The most polar bond is and the least polar bond is с. Cl-Cl, Cl-O, Cl-F The most polar bond is and the least polar bond is d. C-N, Ν.Η, ΝF The most polar bond is and the least polar bond is

In each group of three bonds, which bond is likely to be the most polar? Which will be the least polar? а. Н-СI, Н-Se, н-Br The most polar bond is and the least polar bond is b. S-O, S-S, S-H The most polar bond is and the least polar bond is с. Cl-Cl, Cl-O, Cl-F The most polar bond is and the least polar bond is d. C-N, Ν.Η, ΝF The most polar bond is and the least polar bond is

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