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9:55 I am confused by the first and second terminology. You said the cell corresponding to row sigma(xz) and column sigma(yz) corresponds to sigma(xz) first and then sigma(yz), but the matrix multiplication is sigma(xz)*sigma(yz). Wouldn't sigma(xz)*sigma(yz) mean yz first and then xz? I thought the opreations of matrix multiplication should be read from right to left.

Great video man! Thanks. I would like to know in which book I would find this theory (with examples) like you exposed here? Thanks again.

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literally saved my ass in symmetry and spec. Huge respect to you

Good video

I'm gonna need that fourth video eventually. Nobody else can explain inorganic as well as you.

I think it would really help students for you to create a playlist to follow in order…i feel like i keep jumping video to video because you dont have a playlist

Thank yu

Professor I believe there is an error with the methane example for s4. The b should be on the left a on right prior to reflwction about horizontal axis

Waa very amazing lecturer method

You have helped me a lot. I've taught the rules for Mulliken symbols, but I didn't understand how to label an atomic orbital using the character tables until now. Thanks!

I dont understand how ptbr2cl4 only has one mirror plane. It looks like it has vertical and dihedral

Big thanks... i really didnt understand till i come here\

Thank you for making these :)

These videos are a lifesaver! Thanks so much!

This series seems to be the only useful material except for TMP Chems vids for getting a glimpse into chemical group theory for people who want to study this on their own. Thank you so much for explaining all of this in detail. It's absolutely crucial.

Very concise and super helpful video. Thanks a lot!

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Thanks for sharing. Where I can find the previous video?

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Thanks for the video! It clarified a lot, I have a question about the arrangement of sigma MO?

great videos! thanks

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so fking great

Thanks for this. Beautiful explanation.

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Excellent

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perfect video!

Very useful for my quantum chemistry course, thank you!

Thanks for the tutorial, saved my quiz. Can you do SF6 and explain its hypervalence.

10:22 , I think there's a mistake in the orientation (labels) on sigma xz because sigma xz showed similar orientation as the identity E. I think the C and D should swap places to achieve sigma xz.

This is better than my textbook, thanks a lot!

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For your Bailar Twist, Did you accidently put L6 and L5 in the wrong spots in the end?

VERY HELPFUL!!

And what about molecules requiring activation-energy to form?

please suggest a book

Insane explanation. Thank you so much!!

Best chemistry video i have ever seen. How is this dude unnoticed??

I appreciate that you're still uploading, your videos are a lot of help.

Would you possibly be open to tutoring? I’m taking an inorganic class now and need some help deriving character tables.

great stuff

plz whats the uses of this diagramme in the industry

You explained really well! Thank you!

At 17:54 you said we are lowering the energy of MO, but the denominator is negative and the numerator also becomes negative if the sign is multiplied after squaring, so that term becomes positive right. If it's postive how will it reduces the energy? I didn't understand pls help me.

S implies that there is some overlap of atomic orbitals. Does -S mean there is ( same magnitude of S ) no overlap of atomic orbitals?

Why 3P is a 3t1g. Should it be T1u ?

Thank you very much. You are explaining things very clearly and I am able to understand it well. Please keep posting videos. It will definitely help a lot of students.