Which effect inhibits long-range electron transfer within entangled molecules?

💡 Explanation

Decoherence impairs long transfers because entangled states quickly lose their quantum coherence due to interaction with the environment, leading to loss of entanglement fidelity, therefore hindering the coupled electron transfer, rather than superposition or resonance which facilitate energy states.

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