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(
nŏn-pō
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lər
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adj.
Not characterized by a dipole:
a nonpolar covalent bond.
Not ionizing when dissolved in water.
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lacking polarity.
or
apolar
(of a chemical group or substance)
lacking a significant permanent dipole moment.
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Saunders Veterinary Dictionary:
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Not having poles; not exhibiting dipole characteristics.
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nonpolar: (
adj
) describing a covalent bond between two atoms with equal electron attraction, or a molecule with no charged ends
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