The strongest bon is
a C-C
b C-O
c C-N
d C-H
Asked by virendra.aithani
| 29th Oct, 2017,
03:41: PM
Expert Answer:
strenth of bond can be measure in terms of its bond energy
so, the bond energies are following
a C-C = 348KJ/mole
b C-O = 358KJ/mole
c C-N = 293KJ/mole
d C-H = 438KJ/mole
a C-C = 348KJ/mole
b C-O = 358KJ/mole
c C-N = 293KJ/mole
d C-H = 438KJ/mole
Answered by Ramandeep
| 30th Oct, 2017,
10:30: AM
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