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When c=o change to c-o in a molecule what happen the bond length and strength?

When c=o change to c-o in a molecule what happen the bond length and strength?
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When c=o change to c-o in a molecule what happen the bond length and strength?

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Bond length increases because single bond is longer than double bond and strength decreases
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