The bond order of $NO$ is $2.5$ while the bond order of $NO^+$ is $3$. Which of the following statements is true for these two species?
- AThe bond length of $NO^+$ is greater than the bond length of $NO$.
- BIt is difficult to predict the bond length.
- CThe bond lengths of $NO^+$ and $NO$ are equal.
- DThe bond length of $NO$ is greater than the bond length of $NO^+$.
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