Effect of Resonance

After resonance c-c bond length decreases but c=c bond length increase why?
can you give example..........?

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Akand ·

wel.....after resonance C-C gets a partial double bond character which is shorter(hybridisation purpose).....so it decreases while d C=C gets a partial single bond character.....so shorter..........thts all

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Philip Calvert ·

"ond character.....so shorter..........thts all"
so longer u mean akand be careful even with mundane things [4]

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Mani Pal Singh ·

oieeeeeeee
resonating structures have same bond length

do u have any objectioon with that[7]

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Akand ·

no objection..........but they are shorter than C-C and longer than C=C...any objection wid that......??????

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Mani Pal Singh ·

its a fact[3]

like chemistry is a fact [3]

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Akand ·

ya and ritesh had a doubt in d FACT.............so was just explaining him a FACT.............wher u popped one more FACT.........so wat?

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Mani Pal Singh ·

k [1]

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Akand ·

bhaiyya......................pink.......for d first post..................

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Lokesh Verma ·

yup :)

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Akand ·

hehe..............i just love pinks.................they satisfy me hehe thnx a lot bhaiyya

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