Which outcome results in buckled graphene when orbital hybridization fails?

💡 Explanation

When sp2 hybridization in graphene fails at localized points, carbon atoms cannot maintain a planar configuration, because the intended trigonal planar geometry is disrupted by weakened pi-bonds; therefore, atomic misalignments cause buckling rather than thermal or tensile enhancements.

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