AP Chemistry· difficulty 2/5
Which bond is the most polar covalent?
H-F
Na-F (ionic, not covalent)
C-N
C-H
Explanation
H-F has the largest EN difference (1.9) among the listed covalent options, just below the typical ionic threshold; the answer asks for most polar covalent.
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