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Chemistry
2017

Chemistry · Chemical Bonding

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Question

Which one of the following organic compound has the least carbon - carbon bond length? 

Options
  • A

    Ethane

  • B

    Ethene 

  • C

    Ethyne

  • D

    Methane

Explanation

Option A is incorrect as Alkanes have the highest bond length (of about 1.54 Angstrom).

Option B is incorrect as Alkenes have a lower bond length (of about 1.34 Angstrom).

Option C is correct as Alkynes have the lowest bond length (of about 1.20 Angstrom).

Option D is incorrect due to similar reasons as stated for Alkanes in option A.

Note: The unsaturated compounds have lower bond lengths due to high e- density.

Option A is incorrect as Alkanes have the highest bond length (of about 1.54 Angstrom).

Option B is incorrect as Alkenes have lower bond length (of about 1.34 Angstrom).

Option C is correct as Alkynes have the lowest bond length (of about 1.20 Angstrom).

Option D is incorrect due to similar reasons as stated for Alkanes in option A.

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