Short questions, all-or-nothing. There may be more than one answer per question. axial 3- CN NC Ni CN NC CN equatorial For the square base pyramidal complex [Ni(CN)s]³ shown above, of Cav point group, consider the rotation axes: 2C4 and C2. If the axial CN ligand was substituted by CO, forming [Ni(CO)(CN).]?, maintaining the square pyramidal geometry, which symmetry elements would а. be retained: i. Both C4 and C2. ii. Only the C2. iii. Only the C4. iv. None of the above b. Looking at the symmetry planes: 20v, 20a; Wwhat symmetry elements would be retained if the Co substitution would occur on an equatorial CN ligand (forming again [Ni(CO)(CN).]?) instead? The dihedral planes in this case is the mirror plane that bisects the square planar bonds. i. All gv 2.
Short questions, all-or-nothing. There may be more than one answer per question. axial 3- CN NC Ni CN NC CN equatorial For the square base pyramidal complex [Ni(CN)s]³ shown above, of Cav point group, consider the rotation axes: 2C4 and C2. If the axial CN ligand was substituted by CO, forming [Ni(CO)(CN).]?, maintaining the square pyramidal geometry, which symmetry elements would а. be retained: i. Both C4 and C2. ii. Only the C2. iii. Only the C4. iv. None of the above b. Looking at the symmetry planes: 20v, 20a; Wwhat symmetry elements would be retained if the Co substitution would occur on an equatorial CN ligand (forming again [Ni(CO)(CN).]?) instead? The dihedral planes in this case is the mirror plane that bisects the square planar bonds. i. All gv 2.
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