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On decreasing intermolecular distance below the optimum distance (where potential energy is minimum), there is steep increase in potential energy due to:

A

Increase in force of attraction between electrons and nucleus

B

Increase in stability of bonded atoms

C

Equal probability of fining bonding electrons near to either of nuclei

D

Increase in interelectronic and internuclear repulsion

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