Is the C—C bond stronger between C₂H₄ or C₂H₆? Explain.

• A. The C—C bond in C₂H₄ is stronger than in C₂H₆ because it has more hydrogens.
• B. The C—C bond in C₂H₄ is stronger than in C₂H₆ because it has a higher bond order.
• C. The C—C bond in C₂H₆ is stronger than in C₂H₄ because it has a higher bond order.
• D. The C—C bond in C₂H₄ and have equal strengths because they have the same number of carbons.