Which risk significantly increases when internal molecular vibration reaches anharmonicity?

💡 Explanation

When molecular vibrations become anharmonic, Hooke's law no longer holds in the potential well, because it becomes asymmetric. Therefore, bond dissociation energy decreases, rather than kinetic stability, due to weakened average bond strength.

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