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You would expect a sulfur-selenium bond to
be
1. polar, with the selenium end having a
partial positive charge.
2. non-polar, with neither end having a partial charge.
3. polar, with neither end having a partial
charge.
4. non-polar, with the sulfur end having a
partial positive charge.
5. non-polar, with the selenium end having
a partial positive charge.
6. polar, with the sulfur end having a partial
positive charge.

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