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Interhalogen Compounds - Chemical Properties

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Which compounds have partial electrical charge separation within a molecule?

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Polar Compounds

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B

Ionized Compounds

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C

Radiating Compounds

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None of these

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Solution

The correct option is A
Polar Compounds

Polar covalent compounds have a partial charge separation within a molecule. Ionic compounds have a complete charge separation within a molecule.

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