Which outcome is observed when electron density shifts?

💡 Explanation

A change in electron density affecting the electron orbitals causes a change in **dipole moment**, because the asymmetrical distribution of charge leads to an uneven concentration of positive and negative regions. Therefore, the dipole moment changes, rather than inducing vibration.

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