Which consequence results when repulsive forces dominate in antibonding orbitals?

💡 Explanation

Increased bond length occurs when antibonding interactions are dominant, caused by increased node presence; the **increased antibonding character** destabilizes attraction. Therefore, bond length significantly increases rather than electron delocalization which requires attraction, and this only occurs in constructive conditions.

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