Describes a molecule in which centers of pisitive abd negative charge are not separated?

Answer 1

Non-polar molecules are molecules in which the center of positive and negative chargers are not separated. Molecules are created when two or more atoms join together chemically.

Answer 2

In a nonpolar molecule, such as carbon dioxide (CO2), the centers of positive and negative charge are evenly distributed around the molecule due to symmetrical arrangement of atoms, resulting in no separation of charges. This causes the molecule to have no overall dipole moment.