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Does a water molecule become more or less polar when bound to a metal ion, such as ? Why? (Hint: How might the electrons of the O-H covalent bonds in water "feel" about the highly charged aluminum ion?)
Basis for Monopoly
The underlying conditions that enable a firm or entity to become or remain the sole supplier of a good or service, such as control over resources, government regulation, or technology.
Pure Monopoly
An economic condition where one firm controls the market for a product, effectively eliminating competition.
Close Substitutes
Goods or services that can easily replace each other in consumption, offering consumers nearly identical satisfaction.
Natural Monopoly
A market situation where a single firm can supply a good or service to an entire market at a lower cost than could multiple firms.
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