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Why are water molecules polar?

Why are water molecules polar?
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Why are water molecules polar?

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It's shape, because it has one side that is positively charged and one negatively charged.
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A water molecule is polar because of its structure. This is because one direction is emphatically charged and the other side is variously charged. Hope this helps :)
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