Polar Molecules

Can be split into S $^{-}$ (slightly negative) and S $^{+}$ (slightly positive) sides
Has Polar Bonds
- Not all Polar Bonds make Polar Molecules, but all Polar Molecules contain a Polar Bond

Example of a Polar Molecule (H

_{2}

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The blue line divides the H $_{2}$ O into Slightly Negative and Slightly Positive sections, proving that water is a Polar Molecule.