e. What are the characters for the irreducible representations for E"?f. If one O atom is placed in a D3h point group, what is the Mulliken symbol for its pxorbital?g. If an Co²+ ion is placed in a D3h point group, what is the Mulliken symbol for its dxzorbitals?4.One application of the Group Theory in chemistry is to predict vibrationalmodes of a molecule. For example, Mn(CO)5Cl (shown below) only gives one IR band.By answering the following questions, you will be able to understand why this is thecase.OC-Mn- СОOCa. What is the point group of this molecule?b. Copy the Character Table for the identified point group from your textbook(Appendix C) here. c. Consider only the C-O vibration, develop the reducible representationsd. Reduce the reducible representations from (c) to irreducible representationse. Based upon the irreducible representations from (d) and the Character Table, identifywhich one vibrational mode is IR active (the one that will change the dipole moment).5.The second application of the Group Theory in chemistry lies in theconstruction of molecular orbital diagrams. For diatomic molecules, since s or p orbitalsfrom one atom has the same the same symmetry to those the second one, they simplyform bonding and antibonding orbitals. For polyatomic molecules, such as NH3, a similarprocedure can be used to build MOs except we need to consider 3 F atoms as a group.Let's try to build a MO diagram for NH3 using the following coordination system.31(0)

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4. One application of the Group Theory in chemistry is to predict vibrational modes of a molecule. For example, Mn(CO),Cl (shown below) only gives one IR band. By answering the following questions, you will be able to understand why this is the case. CL.co OC-Mn-CO a. What is the point group of this molecule? b. Copy the Character Table for the identified point group from your textbook (Appendix C) here.

4. One application of the Group Theory in chemistry is to predict vibrational modes of a molecule. For example, Mn(CO),Cl (shown below) only gives one IR band. By answering the following questions, you will be able to understand why this is the case. CL.co OC-Mn-CO a. What is the point group of this molecule? b. Copy the Character Table for the identified point group from your textbook (Appendix C) here.

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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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