Draw two H covalently bound to one O to form a water molecule. (Lewis or Electron Dot) Which atom has the largest nucleus? To which atom are the electrons most attracted? Which atom(s) has a partial negative charge? Which atom(s) has a partial positive charge?

Draw two H covalently bound to one O to form a water molecule. (Lewis or Electron Dot) Which atom has the largest nucleus? To which atom are the electrons most attracted? Which atom(s) has a partial negative charge? Which atom(s) has a partial positive charge?

Biology Today and Tomorrow without Physiology (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter2: Molecules Of Life

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Write the cation formed
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Polar covalent bonds
Draw two H covalently bound to one O to form a water molecule. (Lewis or Electron Dot)
Which atom has the largest nucleus?
To which atom are the electrons most attracted?
Which atom(s) has a partial negative charge?
Which atom(s) has a partial positive charge?

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