Are $B - F$ $B-F$ and $B - I$ $B-I$ polar?

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Are $B - F$ $B-F$ and $B - I$ $B-I$ polar?

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Answer 1 · 2016-11-29T14:25:49

In both the bonds, $F$ $F$ as well as $I$ $I$ are more electronegative than $B$ $B$ . So, both the bonds are polar, as the net resultant moment is towards the more electronegative elements.

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