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How do I show the + and - ends for H2S, a polar molecule?
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How did you figure this out though?
You can use the oxidation numbers to help determine the charges of these ions
Can you demonstrate for this specific example?
H2F?
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Ok. H has the oxidation number of +1, so it is positive. S has the oxidation number of -2, so it is negative. Therefore, the molecule is positive on the H ends and negative on the S end.
If you know about electronegativity, you can also use it to explain why H2S is polar
I will look into this later. Thanks dude, here's your medal.
You are welcome. And thanks.
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