Identifying Stationary Points: Phenol has two easily identifiable and distinguishable stationary points. Identify both of these stationary points and show that they are either minima or transition state points. Please provide a Ball-And-Stick image with RHF energy (in Hartree) for these two structures at the HF/3-21G level.

Identifying Stationary Points: Phenol has two easily identifiable and distinguishable stationary points. Identify both of these stationary points and show that they are either minima or transition state points. Please provide a Ball-And-Stick image with RHF energy (in Hartree) for these two structures at the HF/3-21G level.

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Identifying Stationary Points: Phenol has two easily identifiable and distinguishable stationary points.
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Please provide a Ball-And-Stick image with RHF energy (in Hartree) for these two structures at the HF/3-21G
level.

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