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Interpretation:
The labeled bonds in the given compound are to be arranged in the order of increasing bond lengths.
Concept introduction:
In hybridization, one
Answer to Problem 4.1P
The increasing order of bond-lengths in the given compound is
Explanation of Solution
The given compound is,
Figure 1
The bond with higher percentage of s-character has electron density closer to the nucleus and thus, has shorter bond length. The order of percentage
• Bond ‘a’ is present between the
• Bond ‘c’ is present between the two
• Due to the conjugation between two pi bonds, the bond length of ‘e’ is in between the carbon-carbon single bond and carbon-carbon double bond.
• Bond ‘b’ is present between one
• The
From the above points, it is concluded that the order of bond-lengths in the given compound is
The increasing order of bond-lengths in the given compound is
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