H2O is a polar covalent molecule.
water molecules' fluid interactions. Individual H2O molecules have a V-shape and are made up of one oxygen atom and two hydrogen atoms (shown in white) (depicted in red). Hydrogen bonds allow adjacent H2O molecules to temporarily connect (depicted as blue and white ovals).
In each H2O molecule, the hydrogen (white) and oxygen (red) atoms are held together by powerful connections known as covalent bonds. When two atoms share electrons with one another, as is the case here with oxygen and hydrogen, covalent bonds are created. The V-shaped H2O molecule takes on a little different charge on each end because oxygen and hydrogen draw the shared electrons in different ways. Comparing the region around the oxygen to the opposite, hydrogen-containing end of the molecule, which is somewhat positive, the area around the oxygen is somewhat negative.
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