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  • structures of common hydrocarbon compounds
    hydrocarbon
    / Structure and bonding

    …and is consistent with the bond order of 1.5 predicted by resonance theory. (Bond order is an index of bond strength. A bond order of 1 indicates that a single σ bond exists between two atoms, and a bond order of 2 indicates the presence of one σ and one…

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    …and is consistent with the bond order of 1.5 predicted by resonance theory. (Bond order is an index of bond strength. A bond order of 1 indicates that a single σ bond exists between two atoms, and a bond order of 2 indicates the presence of one σ and one…

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