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Hydrogen selenide (formula correctly written: H2Se) is polar, weakly acidic, soluble in water. (Its look-alike H2S is three times less in all these properties).

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Hydrogen selenide (HSe) is a polar molecule due to the unequal sharing of electrons between hydrogen and selenium atoms. This unequal sharing results in a slight negative charge on selenium and a slight positive charge on hydrogen, creating a dipole moment.

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