Polarity Quiz

What is polarity commonly used to describe?

What is the flow of electrons from the negative pole to the positive pole called?

What creates negative and positive polarity?

Which field of study uses polarity to describe the differences in shape, function, and structure of cells?

What does the movement of charge carriers produce?

What is the distribution of power in an international system called?

What is the term used to describe the movement of electrons in covalent bonds in chemistry?

What does molecular polarity refer to in chemistry?

What is opinion mining?

Which field of study uses machine learning to gauge opinions from social media posts?

Polarity is when an entity contains two distinct and opposite poles that can attract or repel each other.
It is commonly used in electricity, magnetism, chemistry, and electronic signaling to describe the flow of electrons.
One pole may have more electrons than the other, creating negative and positive polarity.
Electrons flow from the negative pole to the positive pole, creating an electric current.
The movement of charge carriers produces a magnetic field and magnetic polarity that has north and south poles.
Polarity can also refer to digital communications, audio engineering, chemistry, biology, international relations, and opinion mining.
In chemistry, molecular polarity refers to the movement of electrons in covalent bonds.
In biology, polarity refers to cell polarity, or the differences in shape, function, and structure of cells.
In international relations, polarity refers to the distribution of power in an international system.
Opinion mining uses machine learning to gauge opinions from social media posts.