Acrymaide (2-propan -I amide) is an organic conipound thatis common_component of electrophretic gels osed to separate manybiological mole.cules induding DNA 3 RNA. It has a chemical formuaof CH2 CHCON Hz. Caretully examine the structure digram ofacrylamide tren click on its least polar bond.

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Acrymaide (2-propan -I amide) is an organic conipound that
is common_component of electrophretic gels osed to separate many
biological mole.cules induding DNA 3 RNA. It has a chemical formua
of CH2 CHCON Hz. Caretully examine the structure digram of
acrylamide tren click on its least polar bond.

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A bond is said to be polar, if the bond is between two atoms having significant difference in electronegativity.

If two atoms have significant difference in electronegativity, then the electronegative atom will attract the bonding electron pairs towards itself, and will gain a partial negative charge and the other atom gains partial positive charge. Hence a dipole is generated.

Higher the difference between the electronegativity, higher will be the bond polarity.