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Determine the point group of the following planar Pt(II) complexes: Pt(NH3)42: PtCl3(NH3); PtCI(NH3)3 O C2hi C2vi D2d OD2h: D2d: C2zv O Dahi D2d: C2v O Cavi Cavi Cav OD4h: C2vi C2v

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Chapter13: Introduction To Symmetry In Quantum Mechanics

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Problem 13.31E: Structural isomers can have very different point groups. There are three isomers of dichlorobenzene....

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Determine the point group of the following planar Pt(II) complexes:
Pt(NH3)42: PtCl3(NH3); PtCI(NH3)3
O C2hi C2vi D2d
D2h: D2d: C2v
O D4h: D2d: C2v
O Cavi Cavi Cav
OD4h: C2vi C2v

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