Which outcome occurs when excessive tension breaks spider silk's structure?

💡 Explanation

Increased tension to spider silk breaks the strong covalent carbon-carbon bonds rather than weaker intermolecular forces. Because breaking covalent bonds requires high energy, silk degrades; therefore, the structure fails due to covalent bond rupture rather than only hydrogen bond shifts.

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