nonpolar
/nɑnˈpoʊlər/
adjective
- Describing a molecule that does not have a positive or negative electrical charge on opposite ends; not easily dissolving in water.
- Nonpolar molecules are important in making plastics and fats.
- Oil is nonpolar, which is why it does not mix with water.
- The chemist studied how nonpolar solvents interact with grease.
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