google-site-verification=cwgbM7w6apNbt6frjcU5wXkhZKkY0WDgQmFrgBCzT4c In the polar molecule OCS, what charge does the O bear?

In the polar molecule OCS, what charge does the O bear?

In the polar molecule OCS, what charge does the O bear?

a. Partial positive

b. Full positive

c. Partial negative

d. Full negative

Polar Compounds

Polar compounds have net dipole moments due to the relative differences in electronegativities between the atoms forming a bond.

In a polar molecule, there are atoms that will be partially positive, and there will be those that will be partially negative, as a result of the more electronegative atom pulling the electrons from the less electronegative atom towards itself.

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