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| − | A Polar Covalent Molecule is a [[molecule]] which is joined by [[Polar Bond]]s. These bonds can not be of equal strength and pulling in opposite directions, because a Polar Covalent Molecule must have an overall electrical charge. | + | A '''Polar Covalent Molecule''' is a [[molecule]] which is joined by [[Polar Bond]]s. These bonds can not be of equal strength and pulling in opposite directions, because a Polar Covalent Molecule must have an overall electrical charge. |
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Revision as of 21:02, May 16, 2007
A Polar Covalent Molecule is a molecule which is joined by Polar Bonds. These bonds can not be of equal strength and pulling in opposite directions, because a Polar Covalent Molecule must have an overall electrical charge.