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Explain why electrons held in a bond between a carbon atom and an oxygen atom have a lower energy content (potential energy) than electrons held in a bond between a carbon atom and a hydrogen atom and consider the relative electronegativity of these three elements. Include the term âelectronegativityâ explaining how relative electronegativity defines the type of bond (polar versus non-polar) between atoms, and how that impacts the potential energy of a bond

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