N₂
Explanation:
The molecule with the shortest bond length is nitrogen gas N₂ because it has a triple bond between the covalently bonded atom.
- Molecules with more number of bonds are usually stronger.
- The bond length is the average distance between two nuclei that are bonded in a molecule.
- Single bonds are usually very long and relatively weaker in nature. They easily broken and forms between atoms that are large in size because their nuclei is far from each other.
- Double bonds are stronger than single bonds and longer in nature.
- Triple bonds such as seen in Nitrogen gas are very strong bond types. They are the shortest.
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The answer would be 5.60 x 10^3