Question 21This fully fused-ring molecule is called "archimedene". It was prepared for the first time in 2002 usinga CpCo (CO)2 as a catalyst.Note: All atoms are in the same plane.What is the point group of this organic molecule?OOOOC1CsC3C3hC3vD3D3hD3dTdOh Question 22For the archimedene molecule shown in Q21 above, indicate ALL symmetry elements that arepresent:Note: I am not asking for the number of such symmetry elements, just whether at least one ispresent.E (identity)C3 (3-fold rotational axis)C2 (2-fold rotational axis)Osigma-h (horizontal mirror plane)sigma-v (vertical mirror plane)i (center of inversion)S3 (3-fold improper rotational axis)OS4 (4-fold improper rotational axis)

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This fully fused-ring molecule is called "archimedene". It was prepared for the first time in 2002 using a CpCo(CO)2 as a catalyst. Note: All atoms are in the same plane. What is the point group of this organic molecule?

This fully fused-ring molecule is called "archimedene". It was prepared for the first time in 2002 using a CpCo(CO)2 as a catalyst. Note: All atoms are in the same plane. What is the point group of this organic molecule?

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