1.7 Determine the point group of each of the following molecules or ions, whose shapes can be determined by use of valence-shell electron-pair repulsion (VSEPR) theory: (a) SeF5, (b) CIF, (c) AsF4, (d) XeF2, (e) XeF4, (f) BeF3, (g) SiF2, (h) OCN, (i) ASCI, (j) OSF4, (k) trans-FNNF, (1) cis-FNNF, (m) CISSCI (nonplanar), (n) S₂O3-, (o) trans-(OH)4XeO2.

1.7 Determine the point group of each of the following molecules or ions, whose shapes can be determined by use of valence-shell electron-pair repulsion (VSEPR) theory: (a) SeF5, (b) CIF, (c) AsF4, (d) XeF2, (e) XeF4, (f) BeF3, (g) SiF2, (h) OCN, (i) ASCI, (j) OSF4, (k) trans-FNNF, (1) cis-FNNF, (m) CISSCI (nonplanar), (n) S₂O3-, (o) trans-(OH)4XeO2.

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1.7 Determine the point group of each of the following molecules or ions, whose
shapes can be determined by use of valence-shell electron-pair repulsion
(VSEPR) theory: (a) SeF5, (b) CIF2, (c) AsF4, (d) XeF2, (e) XeF4, (f) BeF3,
(g) SiF2, (h) OCN, (i) ASCI, (j) OSF4, (k) trans-FNNF, (1) cis-FNNF, (m)
CISSCI (nonplanar), (n) S₂O3-, (o) trans-(OH)4XeO2.

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