http://santeeriverkeeper.org/cs/wikis/waterfacts/water-is-a-dipole-molecule.aspxen-USCommunityServer 2008.5 SP1 (Build: 31106.3070)http://santeeriverkeeper.org/cs/wikis/waterfacts/water-is-a-dipole-molecule.aspxSat, 14 Feb 2009 11:07:20 GMTf8ad0796-a860-43e8-b10d-698397bbebbc:11Riverkeeperhttp://santeeriverkeeper.org/cs/wikis/waterfacts/water-is-a-dipole-molecule/comments.aspxCurrent revision posted to Water Facts by Riverkeeper on 2/14/2009 4:07:20 AM<br /> <h2>Water is a dipole molecule</h2> <p>Water is a dipole molecule meaning that <span style="text-decoration: line-through; color: red;">is</span> <span style="background: SpringGreen;">it</span> kinda has a north and south.</p>http://santeeriverkeeper.org/cs/wikis/waterfacts/water-is-a-dipole-molecule/revision/1.aspxSat, 14 Feb 2009 11:06:39 GMTf8ad0796-a860-43e8-b10d-698397bbebbc:2Riverkeeperhttp://santeeriverkeeper.org/cs/wikis/waterfacts/water-is-a-dipole-molecule/comments.aspxRevision 1 posted to Water Facts by Riverkeeper on 2/14/2009 4:06:39 AM<br /> <p>Water is a dipole molecule meaning that is kinda has a north and south.</p>