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What is the typical C–C bond length in saturated hydrocarbons?
A1.20 Å
B1.54 Å
C1.34 Å
D1.46 Å
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 1.54 Å
Saturated hydrocarbons have C–C bonds of around 1.54 Å, longer than the 1.46 Å in butadiene and propyne.
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