Which of the $C - C$ bond is strongest?

  • A
    Formed by $sp^3 - sp^3$ hybridised carbon atoms (as in alkanes)
  • B
    Formed by $sp^2 - sp^2$ hybridised carbon atoms (as in alkenes)
  • C
    Formed by $sp - sp$ hybridised carbon atoms (as in alkynes)
  • D
    All are equal

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