Take NA as the number of Anti-bonding molecular orbitals and NB as the number of Bonding molecular orbitals. The molecule is stable when NA ____________ NB.

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Take N<sub>A</sub> as the number of Anti-bonding molecular orbitals and N<sub>B</sub> as the number of Bonding molecular orbitals. The molecule is stable when N<sub>A</sub> ____________ N<sub>B</sub>.