Answer to Question #301857 in General Chemistry for noname

Question

 What do you notice about the distribution of the electrons?

Answer 1

In a polar molecule, the bond is polar covalent. That is, the electrons are shared but are slightly more attracted to the more electronegative atom. That part of the molecule has a negative partial charge density, and the other has a positive partial charge density (there is no symmetry in the distribution of the electricity density)