The correct order of increasing bond order is :

C O < C O_{2} < C O_{3}^{2 -}

(CO bond)

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C N^{-} < N C N^{2 -} < R - C (N H) - N H_{2} (C - N B o n d)

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C l O < C l O_{2} < C l O_{3} < C l O_{4}

(Cl-O bond)

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S O_{2} < S O_{4}^{2 -} < S O_{3}^{2 -}

(SO bond)

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Solution

The correct option is D $C l O < C l O_{2} < C l O_{3} < C l O_{4}$ (Cl-O bond)
The correct order for the increasing bond order is $C l O < C l O_{2} < C l O_{3} < C l O_{4}$ . This corresponds to the order in which the oxidation number of chlorine increases.

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