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statuscvo [17]
3 years ago
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The bond length of the chlorine molecule, Cl2, is 199 pm. On the other hand, a pure carbon structure, such as diamond, has C-C b

ond lengths of 154 pm. What is the bond length of a C-Cl bond?
Chemistry
1 answer:
Finger [1]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

176.5 picometer is the bond length of a C-Cl bond.

Explanation:

Bond length of chlorine molecule = 199pm

Radius of the chlorine atom = r_{Cl}=\frac{199 pm}{2}

Bond length of carbon molecule = 154 pm

Radius of the carbon atom = r_c=\frac{154 pm}{2}

Bond length of C-Cl =

r_c+ r_{Cl}=\frac{154 pm}{2}+\frac{199 pm}{2}=176.5 pm

176.5 picometer is the bond length of a C-Cl bond.

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