Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 5 months ago

loss of an electron from a diatomic molecule results in decrease on its bond
energy,why?

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Answered by adithyavijayan186

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When a diatomic molecule lost electron, then its bond order may increase or decrease, so its bond energy may decrease or increase

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