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Why is hydrogen chloride (HCl) polar? it has equally shared electrons it has unequally shared electrons it has bent asymmetry it has linear symmetry

Why is hydrogen chloride (HCl) polar? it has equally shared electrons it has unequally shared electrons it has bent asymmetry it has linear symmetry
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Why is hydrogen chloride (HCl) polar?

it has equally shared electrons

it has unequally shared electrons

it has bent asymmetry

it has linear symmetry

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Answer: Option B

Explanation: Unequally shared shared electrons

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User Nishchit
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It has unequally shared electrons is the right answer.

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