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On the Phet site go to to Molecule Polarity at https://phet. colorado. edu/en/simulation/molecule-polarity 2. Starting with two atoms make the electronegativity equal at less. At View box select all the choices, on the Surface box select Electrostatic Potential, leave the electric field box off. Increase the electronegativity of atom A. a. What happens to the bond character? It becomes more ionic.
b. Charge?
c. Bond Dipole?
d. If you could see the electrons where would they be ie what happens the electron density as you increase the electronegativity of A?

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