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Why is water described as a polar molecule ?

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Answer:

It is described as a polar molecule because of an unequal sharing or electrons, causing the molecule to have a more bent shape.

Explanation:

Electrons are attracted a bit more to the oxygen and spend more time with them than the hydrogen.  

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