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  • Longest Covalent Bonds: Single vs. Triple - Bond Lengths Explained
    The longest single covalent bond length between the same two atoms has been reported for the carbon-carbon bond at the center of ethane, with a bond length of 1.544 Å.

    The longest triple covalent bond between the same two atoms is found in nitrogen molecules (N≡N), having a bond length of 1.0975 Å.

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