Give reason:Hf is polar molecule
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HF, also known as hydrofluoric acid, is a very polar molecule. ... So do: This value means that Fluorine in the molecule pulls on hydrogens electrons way more than hydrogen pulls on Fluorine's electrons. Meaning the molecule is considered polar.
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HF, also known as hydrofluoric acid, is a very polar molecule. ... So do: This value means that Fluorine in the molecule pulls on hydrogens electrons way more than hydrogen pulls on Fluorine's electrons. Meaning the molecule is considered polar.
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