What substance has nonpolar covalent bonds? Organic Chemistry Lewis Structures and Bonding Covalent Bonds 1 Answer anor277 Aug 17, 2016 Diamond, dihydrogen, carbon? Explanation: Any "element-element" bond is necessarily non-polar and covalent. I could choose molecular species, i.e. homonuclear diatomic molecules, i.e. H_2 or X_2 or O_2 or N_2; or I could choose non-molecular species, for instance graphite or diamond. Answer link Related questions How can I raw dots-and-crosses diagrams (showing outer electrons only) for ammonia, NH_3? The noble gas xenon forms several compounds (usually involving oxygen or fluorine), but neon,... How do covalent bonds hold two atoms together? How are ionic and covalent bonds different? Are covalent bonds insoluble in water? How do covalent bonds affect physical properties? How does a covalent bond affect the stability of atoms? Why are covalent bonds less dense? How do atoms achieve stability in single covalent bonds? Why do single covalent bonds form? See all questions in Covalent Bonds Impact of this question 3870 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License