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It has single covalent bonds between the carbon and hydrogens. These are C-H sigma bonds. They form by constructive overlap of the 1s orbitals on the hydrogens and sp3 hybrid orbitals on the carbon.

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CH4, or methane, has covalent bonds. In methane, the carbon atom shares electrons with each of the four hydrogen atoms to form strong covalent bonds.

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Methane is formed by the sharing of electrons between Hydrogen atoms and Carbon. Methane is formed by non-polar covalent bonding. It does not produce any dipole, so it's non-polar.

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It's a nonpolar bond. If you're looking for molecular geometry, it would be a tetrahedral. It's nonpolar because there are no lone pairs of electrons and the pulls cancel out.

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