Which consequence results when an electron experiences high electrostatic repulsion?

💡 Explanation

Increased repulsion reduces the effective potential barrier width; therefore, the electron has a higher probability of passing through the barrier via quantum tunneling, because the tunneling rate is inverse exponential to barrier width, rather than increased hybridization.

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