Depict an arrow to show dipole for each

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For each of the following bonds, indicate the posotive ?^+ end and the negative ?^- end. Draw an arrow to show dipole for each: a) SI--Br; b) Se--F; c) Br--F; d) N--H; e) N--P.

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