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Structural and Physical Properties of Carbonyls

The C-C singl...

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The C-C single bond distance is 1.54 A^°. What is the distance between the terminal carbons in propane?

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Solution

Structure of propane is given as follows
Hence the distance between terminal carbons is
= 1.54 + 1.54 = $3.08 A^{o}$

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