Please Answer ASAP within 10 minutes. Don't answer after 11:05 PM Otherwise I will give dislike!! 5. (a) Work out the symmetry pint group of the following species.(1) S₂03² (ii) H3BO3 (iii) allene (C3H4)(b) Show figuratively using an appropriate example of C3v pointgroup.C3¹0vC3² = 0²(c) Show that the п-orbital, p₁+P2-P3-P40f cis-butadiene belongsto A₂ irreducible representation (IR).

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5. (a) Work out the symmetry pint group of the following species. (1) S₂032 (ii) H3BO3 (iii) allene (C3H4) (b) Show figuratively using an appropriate example of C3v point group. C3¹'0vC3² = 0 (c) Show that the n-orbital, p₁+P2-P3-P40f cis-butadiene belongs to A₂ irreducible representation (IR).

5. (a) Work out the symmetry pint group of the following species. (1) S₂032 (ii) H3BO3 (iii) allene (C3H4) (b) Show figuratively using an appropriate example of C3v point group. C3¹'0vC3² = 0 (c) Show that the n-orbital, p₁+P2-P3-P40f cis-butadiene belongs to A₂ irreducible representation (IR).

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Problem 13.27E: Determine the point group of the following molecules. a cis1,2 Dichloroethylene b trans1,2...

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