Inorganic Chemistry Lect7 Molecular Symmetry

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[@bio333uis]

Thanks for the suggestion. I'm adding Inorg Chem titles and inorganic chemistry tags to all my videos, now

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Thank you for your lesson! I can understand symmetry right now

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Can you explain ethane symmetry

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Wait… you telling me someone named the 180* a 360*/2….. why?

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[@nathanclark2780]

At the very end, I think you make a mistake on accident. You say that the molecule has no symmetry and is therefore Cs, but shouldn't it be C1? No axis of rotation, no mirror plane, and no mirror plane is C1.

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That is E

[@bio333uis]

You're right, it is C1 in the Schoenflies notation