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In a molecule, where would the least electrons most
likely be found?
A- O Near the most negatively charged atom
B- O Near the most positively charged atom
C- O Near the least electronegative atom
D- O Near the most electronegative atom

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Answer:

B- O Near the most positively charged atom

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In a molecule, the place would the least electrons most likely be found near the most positively charged atom. The correct option is B.

What is an electron?

An electron is a charged particle that is present inside the atom. The electrons are positively charged particle, so it is found near the negatively charged nucleus.

So near the positively charged particle, the least electrons will be found.

Thus, the correct option is B- Near the most positively charged atom.

Learn more about an electron

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