What are non-polar molecules, Physics

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Q. What are non-polar molecules? Give an example.

i) A non-polar molecule is one in that the centre of gravity of the positive charges coincides with the centre of gravity of the negative charges.

ii) Instance O2, N2, H2.

iii) The non-polar molecules don't have a permanent dipole moment.


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