An unequal sharing of electrons results in what type of chemical bonds?
A)polar covalent
B)covalent
C)ionic
D)hydrogen
E)peptide

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An unequal sharing of electrons between atoms results in a polar covalent bond. In such bonds, electrons spend more time around one atom than another, creating a partial negative charge on the atom with more electrons and a partial positive charge on the atom with fewer electrons. The bond strength is intermediate between purely ionic and covalent bonds, and the properties of the molecule depend on the distribution of charges within it.

An Unequal Sharing of Electrons Results in What Type of Chemical