Bond lengths

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Are we given information to determine how far these bonds i.e single, double, triple; are or do we just have to know in order how far they are like concept wise?

[bellaha4F]

I think we should know concept wise

[Audrie Chan-3B]

I think we should just know that single bonds are typically longer and weaker, while double and triple bonds become shorter and stronger.

[LNgo 1G]

I believe that we should know that as bond strength increases, bond length decreases.

[sbottomley3a]

I think we need to know it concept-wise, like which are stronger and shorter and which are longer and weaker.

[Omar Selim 1D]

Because each element has different bond lengths depending on what it is being bonded with, we would probably be given the bond lengths in a question

[kristi le 2F]

It did say in the textbook that a single bond would not be three times longer than a triple bond or a single bond would not be two times longer than a single bond.

[Kassidy Ford 1I]

also don't bond lengths depend on the atoms, ie a bond between two very electronegative atoms would be shorter? also has to do with atomic radius

[zfinn]

I think the bond lengths do vary slightly depending on the atoms, based on their electron affinity.