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← ScienceWhich mechanism causes increased bond strength when diatomic nitrogen forms N₂⁺?
A)Removing an antibonding electron✓
B)Increasing nuclear repulsion energy
C)Decreasing electron kinetic energy
D)Shortening the bond vibrational wavelength
💡 Explanation
Removing an electron from an antibonding molecular orbital strengthens the nitrogen-nitrogen bond because the overall antibonding character is reduced. Therefore, the bond order increases, rather than decreasing it or affecting separate properties.
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