1. Consider the octahedral species CrCI, (point group O.). What point group results by (a) removing one CI (b) replacing one Cl with one Br (c) removing two trans Cl's

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1. Consider the octahedral species CrCI,* (point group 0.). What
point group results by
(a) removing one CI
(b) replacing one CI with one Br
(c) removing two trans Cl's
(d) removing two cis Cl's
(e) removing three mutually adjacent Cl's.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Consider the octahedral species CrCI,* (point group 0.). What point group results by (a) removing one CI (b) replacing one CI with one Br (c) removing two trans Cl's (d) removing two cis Cl's (e) removing three mutually adjacent Cl's.
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