
(a)
Interpretation: The shortest
Concept introduction: There is an inverse relationship between bond length and bond strength. Shorter bonds are stronger bonds or higher the bond order, shorter is the bond length.

Answer to Problem 1.74P
The shortest
Explanation of Solution
In hybridization, one
Figure 1
Both
The shortest
(b)
Interpretation: The longest
Concept introduction: There is an inverse relationship between bond length and bond strength. Shorter bonds are stronger bonds or higher the bond order shorter is the bond length.

Answer to Problem 1.74P
The longest
Explanation of Solution
In hybridization, one
The longest
(c)
Interpretation: The shortest
Concept introduction: There is an inverse relationship between bond length and bond strength. Shorter bonds are stronger bonds or higher the bond order shorter is the bond length.

Answer to Problem 1.74P
The shortest
Explanation of Solution
In hybridization, one
The shortest
(d)
Interpretation: The weakest
Concept introduction: There is an inverse relationship between bond length and bond strength. Shorter bonds are stronger bonds or higher the bond order shorter is the bond length.

Answer to Problem 1.74P
The weakest
Explanation of Solution
In hybridization, one
Both
The weakest
(e)
Interpretation: The strongest
Concept introduction: There is an inverse relationship between bond length and bond strength. Shorter bonds are stronger bonds or higher the bond order shorter is the bond length.

Answer to Problem 1.74P
The strongest
Explanation of Solution
The length and strength of a
Triple bond is formed by
The strongest
(f)
Interpretation: Bond
Concept introduction: There is an inverse relationship between bond length and bond strength. Shorter bonds are stronger bonds or higher the bond order shorter is the bond length.

Answer to Problem 1.74P
Bond
Explanation of Solution
In hybridization, one
Bond
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