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Delocalization of electrons increase molecular stability because:

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electrons-nuclei attraction increase

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electrons-electrons repulsion increases

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potential energy of the molecule increase

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potential energy of the molecule remains unaffected

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The correct option is A electrons-nuclei attraction increase
Delocalization of electrons increases molecular stability because of electron nuclei attraction increases.

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