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In a molecule of water, the electrons are more strongly attracted to the hydrogen nuclei than to the oxygen nucleus. Therefore electrons spend more time near the hydrogen nuclei…

In a molecule of water, the electrons are more strongly attracted to the hydrogen nuclei than to the oxygen nucleus. Therefore electrons spend more time near the hydrogen nuclei…
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In a molecule of water, the electrons are more strongly attracted to the hydrogen nuclei than to the oxygen nucleus. Therefore electrons spend more time near the hydrogen nuclei and there is an unequal sharing of electrons.A. TrueB. False

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Pretty sure it's false.

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