Which carbon is more electronegative among carbon in CH2 double bond CH2 and carbon in CH double bondCH??

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Electronegativity is the tendency of an atom to attract bond pair electrons towards itself. Between the same atoms the electronegativity remains same. Single, double, and triple bonds will not change the bond polarization.

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