Lösung:
A compound may contain several H atoms, e.g. acetic acid, CH3COOHThe Hapo-s bound to the C-atom are It is less polarised than the H, which is bound to the O-atom. C and H have similar EN-Values and thus similarly partially positive or negatively charged. Different EN-Values where the H is clearly positively charged partially, as opposed to the negatively charged O atom. The separation of a H+ (Note: not a partial charge but a complete positive charge or the absence of a complete positive charge) In the case of electrons with a negative charge, the electrons with a negative charge are Large EN(Hint for the specialists: yes, I know, HF It's a problem. But at this point it leads too far)