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The bond length in `O_2^+, O_2, O_2^-` and ` O_2^(2-)` follows the order :

A

`O_2^(2-) gt O_2^-1gt O_2gtO_2^+`

B

`O_2^(2-) gt O_2^- 1gtO_2gtO_2^+`

C

`O_2^(2-) gt O_2^- 1gtO_2gtO_2^+`

D

`O_2^(2-) gt O_2^-1gt O_2gtO_2^+`

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The correct Answer is:
A
The bond length decrease with increase in bond order in diatomic molecule ( A result of molecular orbital theory ).
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