4.2.4 State/explain the relationship between the number,length and strength of bonds IB Chemistry

Single bonds require less energy to break than triple bonds (seems sensible -- there are more bonds in the triple bond). Triple bonds are also shorter than single bonds since the high electron density in the triple attracts the positive nuclei in the atoms more than a single bond would.

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