Which consequence results when excessive repulsive forces overcome attraction in a covalent molecular bond?

💡 Explanation

Excessive repulsion leads to bond breaking because it increases potential energy, driving the **vibrational excitation** until it exceeds the bond energy; therefore bond length increases drastically, rather than maintaining diamagnetism under stable or compression without bond rupture.

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