what is the C-O bond length order between CO and CO+ ?

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what is the C-O bond length order between CO and CO+ ?

Ishhika Ghosh 28th Dec, 2019

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Mike 28th Dec, 2019

Hey,CO and CO+ Bond length are 1.128 Angstrom and 1.115 Angstrom .And bond order of CO+ is 3.5 and CO bond order is 3.So CO+ is more stable bond than CO .But CO molecule is neutral. in nature.Bond order of CO+ depends on hybridisation of molecule.

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