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The Extra Stability That a Molecule Gains Due to Electron

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The extra stability that a molecule gains due to electron delocalizations (the electrons being free to move throughout large parts of the molecule) is called:


A) ionization energy
B) lattice energy
C) covalent strength
D) resonance energy
E) bond energy

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