Symmetry Elements/Operations - 3 Examples
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- 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.
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!
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Thank you very much for posting this! Could you please post more? Thank you :)
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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.
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methane#tetrahedral geo. check out charecter table of methane frst...
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Planar methane?
why is the methane planar??
Great video….a lot of help!
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 !
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you coulda said XeF4. why planar methane, could really confuse people.
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Yours chemistry class are very good . Why did you stop ? Hugs!
She: So we're done looking, no inversion
Me: GOOD! XD
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Methane: surprisingly the most confusing molecule in chemistry
tetrahedrons are tricky to get your head around. Its hard to prove to yourself that methane has exactly 3 C2 axes.
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