4 5. Given the following group multiplication table for the C4 point groupC4C4C₂C₁³EEC4C4C4C₂SC₂ C₂³CC₂C₂C4³EC₂³C4³(a) MX2, linear,(b) MX2, bent(c) MX3, trigonal planarEC4E C₁By performing similarity transformations, show that C4 is in a class of its own.C₂6. Consider the three p orbitals px, py, and p, which are degenerate for anisolated atom M. If M is surrounded by several X atoms, the electrostaticfield they create may lift the degeneracy among the p orbitals. By consultingthe appropriate character table, describe the degree of degeneracy amongthe p orbitals allowed by symmetry for each of the following structures:

The objective of this question is to show that Ca is in a class of its own through similarity…

5. Given the following group multiplication table for the C4 point group C4 C4 C₂ C₁³ E E C4 C4 C4 C₂ S C₂ C₂³ C₂ C4³ E C₂ C₂³ C E C₁ C4³ E C4 C₂ By performing similarity transformations, show that C₂ is in a class of its own.

5. Given the following group multiplication table for the C4 point group C4 C4 C₂ C₁³ E E C4 C4 C4 C₂ S C₂ C₂³ C₂ C4³ E C₂ C₂³ C E C₁ C4³ E C4 C₂ By performing similarity transformations, show that C₂ is in a class of its own.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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