what has a structure of its all atoms line up in a way that orbital electrons in the outer region cancel out the electronegativity
a.non polar molecule
b.protons
c.polar molecule
d.neutrons
a.non polar molecule
b.protons
c.polar molecule
d.neutrons
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Answer:
non-polar molecule
Explanation:
A non-polar molecule has the structure of its atoms lined up in a way that the orbital electrons in the outer region cancel out the electronegativity. In general, pyramid-shaped and V-shaped molecules are said to be polar.