Here is an easy C3v molecule that is solved out from a reducible representation to an irreducible representation.
The molecule is a Ni- tetracarbonyl compound that is in a trigonal-pyramidal formation, which is actually not how this molecule should look in nature (it should really be a tetrahedral compound).
In the future I will do longer problems!!!
A set of videos on how to find point groups, and solve some group theory problems in inorganic chemistry all in one convenient place.
Showing posts with label Example Group Theory C3v problem for Inorganic Chemistry character tables symmetry operations irreducible reducible representation IR stretching Raman trigonal pyramidal point group. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Example Group Theory C3v problem for Inorganic Chemistry character tables symmetry operations irreducible reducible representation IR stretching Raman trigonal pyramidal point group. Show all posts
Sunday, April 10, 2011
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