D2d dihedral point group: allene C3H4

[@subhadeeppaul1751]

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[@noorshidamohdali]

Thank you so much. Yes that's true. From my past student experience, without any appropriate modelling tools, it's quite difficult to imagine the rotation and so on. You too take care and have a nice day

[@frankinfobox]

Mind blowing 😊

[@noorshidamohdali]

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[@CIKGuHANi]

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[@noorshidamohdali]

Susah kan tcer Hani. Sbb 3D tidak semua orang boleh nampak dengan mudah. Imaginasi perlu tinggi. Sy selalu fikir macam mana nak bantu pelajar. It takes time.

[@quidam3810]

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[@noorshidamohdali]

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[@noorshidamohdali]

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[@SaralChemistry]

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[@noorshidamohdali]

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[@ionic_class]

Really best explanation....thank you ma'am

[@noorshidamohdali]

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[@ionic_class]

@@noorshidamohdali really today by this animation n explanation , I have understood allene system well....ma'am will there be any change in point group if there is substituent at the terminal carbons like Chloro Bromo?
Plz clear it ma'am ...

[@lyndali4483]

Good explanation thank you!

[@noorshidamohdali]

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[@chandankumarlenka615]

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[@shivamtiwaryslp8422]

Mam if a compound contains pos then why it is called optically inactive??

[@hiranmaimohan3399]

Great Explanation! Thank you!

[@noorshidamohdali]

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[@poorniman485]

Thanks for the good explanation. My query is that the rflection mirror plane on allene molecule is referred to as dihedral mirror (sigma d). Why is it sigma d and not vertical mirror plane (sigma v)?

[@noorshidamohdali]

because these two planes bisect angles between two C2 axes. So these are sigma d planes

[@poorniman485]

@@noorshidamohdaliMadam, thanks for the explanation. But I am still confused because in BF3 molecule, the mirror plane is called as sigma v inspite of it bisecting the angles between two C2 axes.Why can't they be called as sigma d?

[@noorshidamohdali]

@@poorniman485 in BF3 there are 3 planes that are cutting through for each B-F bond and angle 120 degree. On the same planes there are 3 C2 axes. So these planes are vertical and not dihedral

[@divya-c6v]

thanku mam

[@noorshidamohdali]

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[@shubhamkhoiwal5617]

Good explanation

[@noorshidamohdali]

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[@shubhamkhoiwal5617]

@@noorshidamohdali Yes, you explain very well.

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[@Prince-vv4ge]

SQUARE PYRAMIDAL POINT GOURP IS ????

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