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Increasing order of bond length in NO, NO⁺ and NO⁻ is:
A
NO > NO⁻ > NO⁺
B
NO⁺ < NO < NO⁻
C
NO < NO⁺ < NO⁻
D
NO < NO⁺ = NO⁻
Explanation
Bond length is inversely proportional to bond order. Bond orders are NO⁺ > NO > NO⁻.
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