Question

Is the bond between two different atoms that share electrons equally called a polar bond?

Answer 1

It is called a non-polar covalent bond.

Explanation:

Polarity describes charge separation. If a covalent bond is polar, then electron density is shunted to the more electronegative atom. If electron density is shared equally, e.g. in `H_2` or `X_2`, a non-polar covalent bond is identified.