Question
Question: The **CORRECT** order of indicated bond length is :-...
The CORRECT order of indicated bond length is :-

A
dC−Cl; CF3-Cl > CH3-Cl
B
dC−H; CF3-H < Cl3C-H
C
dN−N; H2N-NH2 < F2N-NF2
D
dO−O; O2F2> H2O2
Answer
C
Explanation
Solution
(A) C-Cl bond in CF3-Cl is shorter than in CH3-Cl due to increased s-character in the C-Cl bond orbital in CF3-Cl (Bent's rule).
(B) C-H bond in CF3-H is longer than in Cl3C-H. The strong electron-withdrawing effect of F makes carbon more positive in CF3-H, weakening the C-H bond compared to Cl3C-H.
(C) N-N bond in F2N-NF2 is longer than in H2N-NH2. The strong electron-withdrawing effect of F weakens the N-N sigma bond in F2N-NF2.
(D) O-O bond in O2F2 is much shorter than in H2O2 (~122 pm vs ~147 pm).
The correct order is dN−N; H2N-NH2 < F2N-NF2.