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A non-polar molecule has no permanent dipole because its charge centres
Alie widely apart
Bexactly coincide
Ckeep on rotating
Dcancel out by ions
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. exactly coincide
When positive and negative charge centres coincide, the dipole moment is zero.
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