The H-F bond is shown with partial-charge labels (delta+ on H, delta- on F) and an arrow indicating the bond dipole moment pointing from H to F.
The arrow shows the dipole pointing toward F. This indicates that:
- A
There is no charge separation
- B
Hydrogen has higher electronegativity
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Fluorine has higher electronegativity than hydrogen
- D
The bond is purely ionic
Explanation
The dipole arrow points from positive to negative; F has greater electronegativity, pulling shared electrons toward itself.