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Select all of the statements that are supported by the diagram shown below:

Transcribed Image Text:Select all of the statements that are supported by the diagram shown below:
H
CI
8+ 8-
H-CI
| The hydrogen atom has a partial positive charge
| This is a polar bond
| There is a greater chance of find the shared electrons closer to the chlorine atom
than the hydrogen atom
| The electrons in the covalent bond are shared equally by both atoms
| This is a covalent bond
| There is no chance of finding the electrons along the internuclear axis
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