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Type of Bonds for CH4 (Methane)

For CH4 (Methane) the type of bonds between atoms are considered covalent (molecular). This occurs when two non-metal atoms bond and electron pairs are shared between atoms. For single bonds one pair of electrons are shared, for double bonds two pairs, and for triple bonds, three pairs are shared. The central Carbon atom Methane has a single bond to each Hydrogen atom. Resources for determining type of bonds: CO2 Lewis Structure:    • CO2 Lewis Structure - How to Draw the...   Metals & Non-metals:    • Metals, Nonmetals, and Metalloids on ...   Finding Valence Electrons (element):    • Finding the Number of Valence Electro...   How to Draw Lewis Structures:    • How to Draw Lewis Structures: Five Ea...   For CH4 the bonds between the C and O will be slightly due to a small difference in electronegativity values for C and H. However, because the CH4 molecule is tetrahedral and each H atom is on opposite sides, the dipole will cancel and the net dipole for CH4 will be zero. Therefore, the Methane molecule will be non-polar.