Because of the electronegativity, the electrons in the bond will be more attracted to the electronegative atom than to the hydrogen atom. Therefore, hydrogen atom will get a partial positive charge, whereas the more electronegative atom will get a partial negative charge.
Definition of telescope for Students. : a piece of equipment shaped like a long tube that has lenses for viewing objects at a distance and especially for observing objects in outer space.
gregorian telescope; Kepler telescope; newtonian telescope See telescope. reflecting telescope A telescope that uses a concave mirror as the objective. refracting telescope A telescope that uses a positive lens system as the objective. reverse telescope See visual expander field. terrestrial telescope A telescope that provides an erect image of a distant object. The image is usually erected by means of a lens system placed between the objective and the eyepiece.