In a benzene molecule,all $C-C$ bond lengths are equal because:
- AAll carbon atoms are equivalent
- BAll carbon atoms are $sp^2$ hybridized
- CAll $C-C$ bonds in benzene have the same bond order
- DAll $C-C$ bonds are single covalent bonds
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