potential energydistance (r) between atomic/molecular centerscomplexTindividualmoleculesHow would changes in temperature influencethe stability of such a molecular complex? Forexample, what is likely to happen to thecomplex as the system temperature increases? How would changes in temperature influencethe stability of such a molecular complex? Forexample, what is likely to happen to thecomplex as the system temperature increases?ABCThe complex's stability wouldincreaseThe complex's stability woulddecreaseThere would be no effect on itsstability

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potential energy distance (r) between atomic/molecular centers complex T individual molecules How would changes in temperature influence the stability of such a molecular complex? For example, what is likely to happen to the complex as the system temperature increases?

potential energy distance (r) between atomic/molecular centers complex T individual molecules How would changes in temperature influence the stability of such a molecular complex? For example, what is likely to happen to the complex as the system temperature increases?

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potential energy
distance (r) between atomic/molecular centers
complex
T
individual
molecules
How would changes in temperature influence
the stability of such a molecular complex? For
example, what is likely to happen to the
complex as the system temperature increases?

How would changes in temperature influence
the stability of such a molecular complex? For
example, what is likely to happen to the
complex as the system temperature increases?
A
B
C
The complex's stability would
increase
The complex's stability would
decrease
There would be no effect on its
stability

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