Which of the following is TRUE about the polarity of water? (1 Point)
only H atoms have electrons
electrons are more strongly attracted to the H atom
electrons are more strongly attracted to
the O atom
electrons are shared equally between all atoms within the molecule

electrons are more strongly attracted to  the O atom

Explanation:

It is true that in the in the polarity of water, electrons are more strongly attracted to the oxygen atom compared to the hydrogen atom.

In a water molecule, there are two atoms, hydrogen and oxygen. These atoms are bonded together by covalent bonding. Oxygen is more electronegative compared to Hydrogen. It pulls the shared electron more itself compared to hydrogen. This leaves a net negative charge on the oxygen and net positive charge on the hydrogen. The charge separation makes water polar.

Bis the correct answer.