10.26. For a trigonal prismatic complex, [TiL,], Table 7.7 indicates that the d2 orbital is at an energy level of 0.096A,, dz2 and d are at an energy level of -0.584A,, and d and d,, fall at an energy level of +0.536A,. The pairings of orbitals are due to their being equivalent by symmetry (falling in the same irreducible representations). Which of these d orbitals will be classified in irreducible representations beginning with the capital letter A? Which beginning with capital letter E? Which beginning with capital letter T?

10.26. For a trigonal prismatic complex, [TiL,], Table 7.7 indicates that the d2 orbital is at an energy level of 0.096A,, dz2 and d are at an energy level of -0.584A,, and d and d,, fall at an energy level of +0.536A,. The pairings of orbitals are due to their being equivalent by symmetry (falling in the same irreducible representations). Which of these d orbitals will be classified in irreducible representations beginning with the capital letter A? Which beginning with capital letter E? Which beginning with capital letter T?

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