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On an energy diagram representing the distance between two hydrogen atoms, what does the lowest energy represent? Select the correct answer below: the radius of a hydrogen atom the radius of a hydrogen nucleus the starting distance of the atoms the ideal covalent bond length

On an energy diagram representing the distance between two hydrogen atoms, what does the lowest energy represent? Select the correct answer below: the radius of a hydrogen atom the radius of a hydrogen nucleus the starting distance of the atoms the ideal covalent bond length

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On an energy diagram representing the distance between two hydrogen atoms, what does the lowest energy represent?
Select the correct answer below:
the radius of a hydrogen atom
the radius of a hydrogen nucleus
the starting distance of the atoms
the ideal covalent bond length

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