Which mechanism causes greater bond polarity in hydrogen fluoride?

💡 Explanation

Unequal electron pair sharing results from significant electronegativity differences between hydrogen and fluorine, causing induced dipole moment therefore, increased bond polarity rather than even sharing distributing charge equally across HF.

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