Which condition don't favours the bond formation: - Vidyadip

MCQ

Which condition don't favours the bond formation:

A
Maximum attraction and maximum potential energy.
B
Minimum attraction and minimum potential energy.
C
Minimum potential energy and maximum attraction.
D
Minimum attraction and maximum potential energy.

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Answer

Minimum attraction and maximum potential energy.

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