Question

a molecule that does not have oppositely charged ends is called a

o balanced molecule
o nonpolar molecule
o neutral molecule
o polar molecule

Explanation:

• A polar molecule has oppositely charged ends (a partial positive and a partial negative end) due to an uneven distribution of electron density.
• A nonpolar molecule has an even distribution of electron density, so it does not have oppositely charged ends.
• A "balanced molecule" is not a standard scientific term in this context.
• A "neutral molecule" refers to a molecule with no overall charge (sum of charges on atoms is zero), but it doesn't specifically address the absence of oppositely - charged ends.

Answer:

nonpolar molecule