Which consequence results when atomic orbitals excessively destabilize?

💡 Explanation

Increased bond dissociation energy results from excessively destabilized atomic orbitals because the antibonding molecular orbitals would be lower in energy; therefore, bonds weaken rather than strengthen to enhance any dipole moment effects.

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