The C-C bond length is maximum in

Question

The C-C bond length is maximum in (A) graphite (B) C70 (C) diamond (D) C60

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

In diamond C-C bond have only s bond character while in case of graphite and fullerene (C60 and C70) C-C bond contain double bond character. That's why diamond having maximum C-C bond length.

Q. The $C - C$ bond length is maximum in

graphite

$C_{70}$

diamond

$C_{60}$

In diamond C-C bond have only s bond character while in case of graphite and fullerene $(C_{60}$ and $C_{70})$ C-C bond contain double bond character. That's why diamond having maximum C-C bond length.

Q. The C−C bond length is maximum in

graphite

C70​

diamond

C60​

In diamond C-C bond have only s bond character while in case of graphite and fullerene (C60​ and C70​) C-C bond contain double bond character. That's why diamond having maximum C-C bond length.

Q. The $C - C$ bond length is maximum in

$C_{70}$

$C_{60}$

In diamond C-C bond have only s bond character while in case of graphite and fullerene $(C_{60}$ and $C_{70})$ C-C bond contain double bond character. That's why diamond having maximum C-C bond length.