Is NaCl polar or non polar? Why?

Question

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Answer 1

polar

Answer 2

polar i think becasue Cl withdraws the pair of electrons closer to itself. so makes that bubble image thing that shows the electron cloud.

Answer 3

Polar.

It's really Na+Cl-

When the compound is formed, Na donates one 3s electron to Cl to fill out i'ts p valence level This leaves both atoms with stable complete valence shells. However, Na now has a charge of +1 and Cl has a charge of -1.  

Answer 4

Non-polar because Na is positively charged and chlorine is negatively charged and they balance each other out. H20 is polar because there are 2 negative charges on the oxygen and only 1 positve charge on the hydrogen.