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Resonance Effect

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′C−C′ bond length in benzene lies between single and double bond. The reason is

Resonance

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The correct option is A Resonance
Due to delocalisation of π electrons benzene has resonance. Resonance is due to delocalisation of π electrons. It is an phenomenon in which two or more structures involving identical positions of atoms, can be written for a particular compound.

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