EBK INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
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Chapter 4, Problem 4.9P
Determine the point groups for
a. A triangular prism
b. A plus sign
c. A t-shirt with the letter T on the front
d. Set of three wind turbine blades
e. A spade design (as on a deck of playing cards)
f. A sand dollar
g. Flying Mercury sculpture, by Giambologna at the Louvre in Paris, France
h. An octahedron with one blue face, the others yellow
i. A hula hoop
j. A coiled spring
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