| Bond dipole is the unit of measure that chemists use to describe the amount of polarity in a polar bond. |
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| In this case a covalent bond has an ionic component and is generally called a polar bond. |
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| In chemistry, a polar bond is a type of covalent bond between two atoms or more in which electrons are shared unequally. |
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| A polar bond can be viewed as one in which the shared electrons are closer to one of the bonded atoms than they are to the other. |
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| A characteristic of a polar bond is that one of the atoms is more negative than the other. |
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| A polar bond can be thought of as intermediate between a covalent bond and an ionic bond. |
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| Any diatomic molecule that has a polar bond also will show a molecular dipole moment. |
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| A covalent bond in which the electron pair linking the atoms is shared unequally is known as a polar bond. |
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| We found that the Al-O has a highly polar bond in this compound which is consistent with previous reports. |
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| The change in T g of the EBR is attributed to the fact that the presence of rigid polar bond in place of unsaturated group. |
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| Since the weakening effect of the lone pair is felt only on the covalent portion of the polar bond, rather than on the ionic portion, the less polar bonds will exhibit the greater lone-pair weakening effects. |
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| The polarity of these components can explain a strong polar bond. |
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| However, these more polar components seem soluble and vulnerable to the 'polar solvent' action of water, which has the effect of removing polar bond. |
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