Which outcome is caused by antibonding orbital occupation during the decomposition process of a peroxide?

💡 Explanation

Increased antibonding orbital occupation weakens, and therefore lengthens, the bond due to destructive interference, rather than shortening or stabilizing it, because this occupancy counteracts bonding orbital stabilization.

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