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The $C-C$ bond length in benzene is(1) less than in ethylene(2) less than in acetylene(3) less than in ethane(4) equal to $\mathrm{C} \mathrm{C}$ bond length in ethylene
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In ethane, the carbon atoms are connected by a single bond. In ethylene, the carbon atoms are connected by a double bond. In acetylene, the carbon atoms are connected by a triple bond. In benzene, the carbon atoms are connected by a resonance structure of Show more…
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