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Refer to Figure 12.9, in the following polar covalent bonds which atom would be labeled with the δ+ (delta positive) and which atom would be labeled with the δ- (delta negative) notation. The Electronegativities of several elements are below.
| H = 2.1 | C = 2.5 | N = 3.0 | O = 3.5 | F = 4.0 |
| Si = 1.8 | P = 2.1 | S = 2.5 | Cl = 3.0 | |
| As = 2.0 | Se = 2.4 | Br = 2.8 | ||
| Te = 2.1 | I = 2.5 |
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The Carbon atom in the C - H bond would be labeled with --- the δ- (delta negative) notation.
The Hydrogen atom in the C - H bond would be labeled with ---the δ+(delta negative) notation.
The Selenium atom in the Se - O bond would be labeled with ----the δ+(delta negative) notation.
The oxygen atom in the Se - O bond would be labeled with ----the δ-(delta negative) notation.
The phosphorus atom in the P - I bond would be labeled with ----the δ+(delta negative) notation.
The iodine atom in the P - I bond would be labeled with -----the δ-(delta negative) notation
The hydrogen atom in the H - Br bond would be labeled with ---the δ+(delta negative) notation
The Bromine atom in the H - Br bond would be labeled with ---the δ-(delta negative) notation