Allene, C3H4, has point group symmetry D2d, with character table provided below. It can beembedded in a rectangular prism as shown, with Cartesian axes as defined here.2dE2S4A₁ 11A211B₁1-1B₂1−1E201 Hالے2HC₂₁C:XC₂"3HÂ0₁$1R$₂ $2Â$303Ⓡ$4ΦΑCHS4D2d$3ФА(a) Consider the four 1s orbitals on the hydrogen atoms of allene (numbered as shown). Thesymmetry transformations of these functions are shown on the table below with two ofthe symmetry operations omitted. Find the results for the two missing sets of results(shaded red) and complete the table.C₂ 2C₂'111-1111-1-20 0Here, ₁) = |1s;) (the 1s orbital on atom H;). (Note that the two C₂' axes from thecharacter table have been labeled C₂ and C₂", and the od plane contains the z-axis, H₁and H₂, while the od" plane contains the z-axis, H3 and H4.)ÂR = ÊSA S4²³ C₂Ĉ₂' Ĉ₂" ôd' ôa"ΦΑ$2$3Φ12Φι$3Φι $2ΦΑ03 04$4$3Φ1$2$2Φ120d1-1-1(b) Find the reducible representation for the symmetry operations applied to the set of four1s orbitals in allene.(c) Reduce the representation found for the 1s orbitals into its component irreduciblerepresentations.

The allene molecule is given to have a D2d point group whose point group table is given as follows:…

Allene, C3H4, has point group symmetry D2d, with character table provided below. It can be embedded in a rectangular prism as shown, with Cartesian axes as defined here. D2d E 2S4 C₂ 2C₂' 20d A₁ 1 1 1 1 1 A2 1 1 1 -1 -1 В1 1 -1 1 1 -1 B₂ 1 -1 1 -1 1 E -2 0 0 1Η 2H C C₂^x X Y C₂¹ (a) Consider the four 1s orbitals on the hydrogen atoms of allene (numbered as shown). The symmetry transformations of these functions are shown on the table below with two of the symmetry operations omitted. Find the results for the two missing sets of results (shaded red) and complete the table. = H Пиши н C SA Z Here, |;) |1s;) (the 1s orbital on atom H;). (Note that the two C₂ axes from the character table have been labeled C₂' and C₂", and the od' plane contains the z-axis, H₁ and H₂, while the od" plane contains the z-axis, H3 and H4.) 3 R = Ê| S₁ S₂³ C₂ C₂ C2" ôáôáí R$₁ $1 03 04 93 94 R$₂ $2 ΦΑ $3 ΦΑ $3 R$3 $3 $2$1 R$4 ΦΑ Φ1 $2 20 $2 Φ1 $2 Φ1 $3 Ф4 (b) Find the reducible representation for the symmetry operations applied to the set of four 1s orbitals in allene. (c) Reduce the representation found for the 1s orbitals into its component irreducible representations.

Allene, C3H4, has point group symmetry D2d, with character table provided below. It can be embedded in a rectangular prism as shown, with Cartesian axes as defined here. D2d E 2S4 C₂ 2C₂' 20d A₁ 1 1 1 1 1 A2 1 1 1 -1 -1 В1 1 -1 1 1 -1 B₂ 1 -1 1 -1 1 E -2 0 0 1Η 2H C C₂^x X Y C₂¹ (a) Consider the four 1s orbitals on the hydrogen atoms of allene (numbered as shown). The symmetry transformations of these functions are shown on the table below with two of the symmetry operations omitted. Find the results for the two missing sets of results (shaded red) and complete the table. = H Пиши н C SA Z Here, |;) |1s;) (the 1s orbital on atom H;). (Note that the two C₂ axes from the character table have been labeled C₂' and C₂", and the od' plane contains the z-axis, H₁ and H₂, while the od" plane contains the z-axis, H3 and H4.) 3 R = Ê| S₁ S₂³ C₂ C₂ C2" ôáôáí R$₁ $1 03 04 93 94 R$₂ $2 ΦΑ $3 ΦΑ $3 R$3 $3 $2$1 R$4 ΦΑ Φ1 $2 20 $2 Φ1 $2 Φ1 $3 Ф4 (b) Find the reducible representation for the symmetry operations applied to the set of four 1s orbitals in allene. (c) Reduce the representation found for the 1s orbitals into its component irreducible representations.

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