4. For each of the following molecules:i. þetermine the point group.ii. Determine r (red) as a direct sum of irreducible representations for xyzmotion of each atom in the molecule.iii. Determine I (vib) as a direct sum of irreducible representations for molecularvibrations.a. soCI, (thionyl chloride)b. CH,0 (formaldehyde)

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4. For each of the following molecules: i. Determine the point group. ii. Determine I (red) as a direct sum of irreducible representations for xyz motion of each atom in the molecule. iii. a. SOCI₂ (thionyl chloride) b. CH₂O (formaldehyde) Determine I (vib) as a direct sum of irreducible representations for molecular vibrations.

4. For each of the following molecules: i. Determine the point group. ii. Determine I (red) as a direct sum of irreducible representations for xyz motion of each atom in the molecule. iii. a. SOCI₂ (thionyl chloride) b. CH₂O (formaldehyde) Determine I (vib) as a direct sum of irreducible representations for molecular vibrations.

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