Bond strength in hydrocarbons, Chemistry

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Bond strength in hydrocarbons

As much shorter is the bond size, the greater is the compression among molecules atomic nuclei and therefore greater is the strength of that bond.

Table:

Bond type (C - H)

Bond energy (kcal/mole)

Bond type (C - C)

Bond energy (kcal/mole)

 (in alkanes)

104

(in alkanes)

80 - 90

 (in alkenes)

106

(in alkenes)

122 - 164

(in alkynes)

121

(in alkynes)

123 - 199

 


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