First Dr. Mark B Fischer is completely correct: Water, H2O is neutral, meaning it carries a net charge of zero. However it is a strongly polar molecule, meaning it carries a partial positive charge near the Hydrogens, and is partially negative charged at the Oxygen. See cartoon water molecule:
First Dr. Mark B Fischer is completely correct: Water, H2O is neutral, meaning it carries a net charge of zero. However it is a strongly polar molecule, meaning it carries a partial positive charge near the Hydrogens, and is partially negative charged at the Oxygen. See cartoon water molecule:
None. Water is covalently bonded. It is polar with the oxygen being negative and the hydrogen positive.
None. Water is covalently bonded. It is polar with the oxygen being negative and the hydrogen positive.
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First Dr. Mark B Fischer is completely correct: Water, H2O is neutral, meaning it carries a net charge of zero. However it is a strongly polar molecule, meaning it carries a partial positive charge near the Hydrogens, and is partially negative charged at the Oxygen. See cartoon water molecule:
First Dr. Mark B Fischer is completely correct: Water, H2O is neutral, meaning it carries a net charge of zero. However it is a strongly polar molecule, meaning it carries a partial positive charge near the Hydrogens, and is partially negative charged at the Oxygen. See cartoon water molecule:
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