What is a polarized bond?

Answer:

• A polar bond is a covalent link formed by two atoms in which uneven distribution of the bond’s electrons. One end of the molecule becomes slightly positive and the other particularly bad, creating a little electrical polarity.
• The electric dipoles have fractional values represented by the symbols’ delta plus (+) and delta negative (-) since their value is less than a total unit value. Molecules having polar covalent bonds engage with the dipoles in other molecules because the positive and negative charges are separated in the bond.