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Dry hydrogen chloride is polar or nonpolar covalent bond ..?Give specific reason

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Answered by kiranthakur5672

Answer:

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Hydrogen chloride (HCl) is a non-polar covalent compound because a shared pair of electrons is unequally distributed between the two bonding atoms of the molecule.

Answered by pratyasha28

Answer:

dry hydrogen chloride (hcl) is nonpolar convalent

Explanation:

because a shared pair of electrons is unequally distributed between the two bonding atoms of the molecule.

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Dry hydrogen chloride is polar or nonpolar covalent bond ..?Give specific reason