Which consequence results when electron wave function overlap is limited?

💡 Explanation

Limited wavefunction overlap reduces constructive interference, therefore weakens covalent bond formation because electron density between atoms decreases, rather than increasing conductivity which requires substantial waveform overlap for delocalization.

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