Assign the correct point group to each of the following molecules. In each case and using the strict rules of symmetry analysis, specifically indicate whether each molecule/ion has a dipole or no dipole and whether it is chiral or achiral. H CI g) CI CI 4- h) CI em/ Он HO hydrogens angled out of the ring plane by 45°

Assign the correct point group to each of the following molecules. In each case and using the strict rules of symmetry analysis, specifically indicate whether each molecule/ion has a dipole or no dipole and whether it is chiral or achiral. H CI g) CI CI 4- h) CI em/ Он HO hydrogens angled out of the ring plane by 45°

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