Ammonia, NH3 is more polar than is borane, BH3 because

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Ammonia, NH3 is more polar than is borane, BH3 because

Ammonia, NH3 is more polar than is borane, BH3 because
A) it has a lone pair of electrons.
B) it is less symmetrical than borane.
C) its hydrogens are not exactly opposite one another.
D) all of the above

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Conceptual Physical Science

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Authors: Hewitt, Suchocki

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