Energy threshold of dissociation almost always exceeds

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Why does the electron energy threshold of dissociation almost always exceeds the actual dissociation energy in contrast to dissociation, stimulated by vibrational excitation, where threshold is usually equal to the dissociation energy? Use dissociation of diatomic molecules as an example.

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