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Bond length is the measurable distance between two covalently bonded atoms. This measurable distance is an average, as the distance between atoms bounded together can change. Electrostatic forces, where opposites attract, contribute to the strength of a bond.
Referring to the table above, a double bond between carbon and oxygen has a bond length of approximately 67 + 57 = 124 pm and a triple bond between carbon and oxygen has a bond length of approximately 60 + 53 =113 pm. Therefore, the bond length is greater in CO 2. 5. To find the nitrogen-to-fluorine bond length in NF 3, draw the Lewis structure. The bond between fluorine and nitrogen is a single bond. From the table above, a single bond between fluorine and nitrogen has a bond length of approximately 64 + 71 =135 pm.