neversleep
neversleep
20-09-2016
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Why does water appear to have a charge?
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abeosehbreannah
abeosehbreannah
20-09-2016
Water appears to have a charge because it is a polar covalent bond which means the electronegativity difference between the 2 atoms (hydrogen and oxygen) is bigger than 0.5. This makes hydrogen slightly positive and oxygen slightly negative.
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livetheemolifele
livetheemolifele
20-09-2016
Really pure water does NOT conduct electricity. But the water molecule is polar with charge concentrated around the oxygen atom
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