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Which of the following statements are correct for butadiene
`overset(4)CH_(2)=overset(3)CH-overset(2)CH=overset(1)CH_(2)`
(1) The `C_(1)-C_(2) and C_(3)-C_(4)` bonds are longer than a carbon double bond.
(2) The `C_(1)-C_(2) and C_(3)-C_(4)` bonds are shorter than a carbon - carbon double bond.
(3) The `C_(2)-C_(3)` bond is slightly shorter than a carbon - carbon single bond.
(4) The `C_(2)-C_(3)` bond is slightly longer than a carbon - carbon double bond.

A

1, 2

B

2, 3

C

1, 3

D

3, 4

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To solve the question regarding butadiene and determine which statements are correct, we will analyze the structure of butadiene and the nature of its bonds. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Structure of Butadiene**: Butadiene has the following structure: \[ \text{CH}_2=\text{CH}-\text{CH}=\text{CH}_2 \] We can number the carbon atoms as follows: - C1: CH2 - C2: CH - C3: CH - C4: CH2 2. **Analyze the Bonds**: - The bonds in butadiene include: - C1-C2 (single bond) - C2-C3 (single bond with partial double bond character due to resonance) - C3-C4 (single bond) - C1-C2 and C3-C4 are single bonds, while C2-C3 has partial double bond character. 3. **Resonance Structures**: Butadiene can undergo resonance, which allows the double bonds to shift. This results in: - C1-C2 and C3-C4 acquiring some partial double bond character. - C2-C3 having a stronger bond than a typical single bond but weaker than a double bond. 4. **Evaluate Each Statement**: - **Statement 1**: "The C1-C2 and C3-C4 bonds are longer than a carbon double bond." - **True**: These bonds have partial double bond character but are still longer than a typical double bond. - **Statement 2**: "The C1-C2 and C3-C4 bonds are shorter than a carbon-carbon double bond." - **False**: These bonds are longer than a carbon-carbon double bond due to their partial character. - **Statement 3**: "The C2-C3 bond is slightly shorter than a carbon-carbon single bond." - **True**: The C2-C3 bond has partial double bond character, making it shorter than a typical single bond. - **Statement 4**: "The C2-C3 bond is slightly longer than a carbon-carbon double bond." - **False**: The C2-C3 bond is shorter than a carbon-carbon double bond due to its partial double bond character. 5. **Conclusion**: The correct statements are: - Statement 1 is correct. - Statement 3 is correct. - Statement 2 and Statement 4 are incorrect. Thus, the correct answer is **1 and 3**.
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