Symmetry Elements/Operations - 3 Examples

This is part 2 of a 2-part brief overview of molecular symmetry.
Part 1: • Symmetry Elements - In...
Here we take a long and detailed look at 3 molecules, and identify their symmetry.

[@LizNguyen]

I missed the first two lectures of my inorganic chem class because I enrolled later and was SO lost. Your two videos have helped A LOT and I even corrected the prof when he said that the principle rotation axis of the chair conformation of cyclohexane was c2 yesterday :) More please!

[@pukhtunpride]

Great job....getting ready for a final, and i'm using ur videos to refresh my memory! thanks a lot!

[@angelaa6371]

Thank you very much for posting this! Could you please post more? Thank you :)

[@letgo1120]

THANKS A LOT!! really helpful! hope you can do more of these videos if you have time:)

[@ggggggggggg30]

i like your way of teaching

[@ayres3909]

Thanks a lot. From Brasil but could undestand you.

[@abiddanish853]

Very helpful

[@Lakshh24]

Thank you so much

[@talkahuano]

Yeah, it's an example one of my professors used. Just for fun, really, since it doesn't exist. We ended up doing an MO diagram to explain why it can't happen.

[@Mushaq]

well done!!

[@Nk-9876]

thank you!

[@Procyonarc]

thanks!

[@94117173777]

methane#tetrahedral geo. check out charecter table of methane frst...

[@BEATRICEOTIE]

you are a love,so good

[@anteater2536]

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[@Sundeepb23]

God bless you!

[@t.galema4574]

you just saved me for my exam tmrw !! Thanks

[@AlecCooke]

Planar methane?

[@hedgeclipper418]

why is the methane planar??

[@Lexyxoxo11]

Great video….a lot of help!

[@511Freedom]

Thank you !!!! Is crazy because there are no videos on this material anywhere. Justa quick note. You can have a S (Improper axis) without the Sigma h Example Methane (the most common configuration) not planar one??? Right ??? But is just a note your vid did help a lot. Thank you smarty pants !

[@bahikireedson2016]

wondeful lessons,

[@ilikegreenthings96]

you coulda said XeF4. why planar methane, could really confuse people.

[@TammyBeth1015]

I have no idea what you are talking about, but you're cool anyway! ;)

[@nikpoura]

Thank you so so so much!

[@prof.jeanquimica]

Yours chemistry class are very good . Why did you stop ? Hugs!

[@tfoprincess]

She: So we're done looking, no inversion
Me: GOOD! XD

[@K33176]

Thanks

[@dipak144]

Good ..!

[@Soviless99]

Methane: surprisingly the most confusing molecule in chemistry

[@hedgeclipper418]

tetrahedrons are tricky to get your head around. Its hard to prove to yourself that methane has exactly 3 C2 axes.

[@tfoprincess]

!!!! Thanks