Which consequence results when internal polarization weakens a bond?

💡 Explanation

Increased electron-electron repulsion occurs because weakening internal polarization reduces the shielding between positively charged nuclei held together by covalent bond, the mechanism here is weakened shielding; therefore repulsion increases, rather than stabilizing forces or metallic changes.

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