When applying energy to dihydrogen a molecular electronic transition takes place when one electron in the bonding MO is promoted to the antibonding MO and now there is no longer a net gain in energy.
The result is that there is no longer a net gain in energy. When applying energy to dihydrogen, a molecular electronic transition takes place when one electron in the bonding MO is promoted to the antibonding MO.
When applying energy to dihydrogen, a molecular electronic transition takes place when one electron in the bonding MO is promoted to the antibonding MO. The result is that there is no longer a net gain in energy.
When applying energy to dihydrogen, a molecular electronic transition takes place when one electron in the bonding MO is promoted to the antibonding MO. The result is that there is no longer a net gain in energy.