The correct order of increasing C−O bond length in CO,CO2 and CO2−3 is:
A
CO2−3<CO2<CO
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B
CO<CO2<CO2−3
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C
CO2−3<CO<CO2
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D
CO=CO2=CO2−3
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Solution
The correct option is BCO<CO2<CO2−3 Method (1) Bond-multiplicity increases bond-length. Thus, (i) C≡)→ has least bond-length. (ii) O=C+O→ next to C=O. (iii) Hence, increasing order of bond-length is CO<CO2<CO2−3 Method (2) (i) More be the value of bond-order smaller be the bond-length and more be the bond-energy. (ii) Bond-order (BO)=TotalnumberofbondsassociatedbetweentwoatomsinallstructureTotalnumberofcanonicalforms (a) CO→C≡O→BO=31=3 (b) CO2→O=C=C→BO=42=2 Hence, order of bond-length CO<CO2<CO2−3 Epimer is used to designate diastereomers that differ in configuration at only one chiral centre.