Question

Why the bonds in methane are polar while molecules itself is non polar?

Answer 1

Heyy mate here is the answer....

Since all the Hydrogen atoms are evenly spread around the Carbon atom, even though the C-H bond is polar, all of the poles cancel each other out, so the result is that Methane(CH4) is non-polar and insoluble in water. ... Therefore CH4 is a nonpolar molecule.

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Answer 2

yes molecule is non Polar but if you see the In the structure of methane.. C and H ..carbon having more electronegativity than hydrogen hence there should be dipole moment hence.. there is some polarity Between c and H

whole molecule is non Polar because of dipole moment is zero.