When the carbon-oxygen bonds in the species; CH3OH, CH2O and CHO2 - are arranged in order of increasing length, which is the correct order? | Bonding | TheChemSolver

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When the carbon-oxygen bonds in the species; CH₃OH, CH₂O and CHO₂ - are arranged in order of increasing length, which is the correct order?

A.

CH₃OH < CH₂O < CHO₂ -

B.

CH₂O < CH₃OH < CHO₂ -

C.

CHO₂ - < CH₃OH < CH₂O

D.

CH₂O < CHO₂ - < CH₃OH

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