3.Pick two of the three molecules below. Determine their point groups and whether they arechiral. Show the symmetry elements that led to your answer.2+PEt2Pd-Cl1. N(SIME3)2THF-THE(MezSi),N!trans-[UO{N(SiMe.).}.(THF),]Palladium PCP Pincer[Ru(bipy)3]2*ComplexMolecule 1Molecule 2Molecule 3a.Molecule number:Point Group:Chiral or achiral:b. Molecule number:Point Group:Chiral or achiral:

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3. Pick two of the three molecules below. Determine their point groups and whether they are chiral. Show the symmetry elements that led to your answer. 2+ PEt, Pd-CI N(SiMe3)2 -U-THF THF (MezSi),N PET2 trans- (UO,{N(SiMe,),}.(THF).] Palladium PCP Pincer (Ru(bipy)3]* Complex Molecule 1 Molecule 2 Molecule 3 a. Molecule number: Point Group: Chiral or achiral: b. Molecule number: Point Group: Chiral or achiral:

3. Pick two of the three molecules below. Determine their point groups and whether they are chiral. Show the symmetry elements that led to your answer. 2+ PEt, Pd-CI N(SiMe3)2 -U-THF THF (MezSi),N PET2 trans- (UO,{N(SiMe,),}.(THF).] Palladium PCP Pincer (Ru(bipy)3]* Complex Molecule 1 Molecule 2 Molecule 3 a. Molecule number: Point Group: Chiral or achiral: b. Molecule number: Point Group: Chiral or achiral:

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Chapter13: Introduction To Symmetry In Quantum Mechanics

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Problem 13.22E: Figure 13.27 shows the structure of the molecule porphine. Figure 13.27 The structure of porphine....

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