Which behavior causes increased bond energy when atomic nuclei approach?

💡 Explanation

Constructive interference increases bond energy, because atomic orbitals combine in-phase increasing the shared negative charge density between the nuclei stabilizing the molecule; therefore, bond energy increases, rather than decreases from destructive interference or spin effects.

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