Question

multiple - choice question
a polar molecule like water
is not charged on either end
has similarly charged ends
has oppositely charged ends
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Explanation:

A polar molecule has regions of different charges. In water ($H_2O$), the oxygen atom has a higher electronegativity than hydrogen. This causes the electrons to be more attracted to the oxygen, making the oxygen - end slightly negative ($\delta^-$) and the hydrogen - ends slightly positive ($\delta^+$). So, a polar molecule like water has oppositely charged ends.

Answer:

C. has oppositely charged ends