Question

What makes a water molecule polar?

The pH of pure water varies with thetemperature.

A water molecule is made up of three atoms.

A water molecule has a slight charge on each end.

Water has the ability to be frozen.

Answer 1

Answer:

Therefore, water is said to be a "polar" molecule, which means that there is an uneven distribution of electron density. A hydrogen bond is a non-covalent bond between a partial negative charge and a partial positive charge. Hydrogen bonds tend to be weak. Hydrogen bonds tend to be transient.

Based on that, I would say that A water molecule has a slight charge on each end.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

$\boxed {\tt C. \ A \ water \ molecule \ has \ a \ slight \ charge \ on \ each \ end}$

Explanation:

Water molecules are polar, which means the charge is not distributed evenly between the atoms.

The reason they are polar is the shape of molecule. Water molecules are bent and form a sort of "Mickey mouse" shape.

• One water molecules= One oxygen atom and two hydrogen atoms bonded.

The negative charge from the oxygen is on one end of the molecule, but the positive charge coming from the hydrogen is on the other end of the molecule.

The water molecule gets a different charge on each end, so the best answer is choice C.