Group Theory Part 3: Symmetry operations E, Inversion, and S (redo)

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Uploaded by on Apr 22, 2011

I go over E, I, and S operations using Ferrocene, Carbon Dioxide, Methane, and others as examples

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  • and like C2v, what does the v mean

  • @Dreskii27 the 'v' in C2v designates that there is a symmetry plane that is in line with primary rotation axis.

    An 'h' plane is perpendicular to the primary rotation axis. If it was C2h that would mean there was only a reflection plane perpendicular to the primary rotation axis because the vertical takes precedence of horizontal in the naming schema.

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  • Thanks for sharing the website.

    I don't have enough time to order a symmetry kit, so this is a decent alternative :D

  • awesome thanks!

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