2. Draw the structure of Hacac. When it coordinates to the cobalt, it loses a proton and becomes acac]- (however, it is usually written without the charge, unfortunately). What is the structure and the shape of acac]-? Draw the compound with three acac ligands. What is the symmetry (point group) of Co(acac)3? Examine the notes posted on BrightSpace for help.

2. Draw the structure of Hacac. When it coordinates to the cobalt, it loses a proton and becomes acac]- (however, it is usually written without the charge, unfortunately). What is the structure and the shape of acac]-? Draw the compound with three acac ligands. What is the symmetry (point group) of Co(acac)3? Examine the notes posted on BrightSpace for help.

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Chapter13: Introduction To Symmetry In Quantum Mechanics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 13.23E

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