Symmetry and Group Theory

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Description

This lecture covers topics related to symmetry and group theory, focusing on molecular orbitals, symmetry species, and character tables. Exercises include determining molecular orbital symmetry species, drawing MO diagrams, and identifying IR and Raman active modes. The lecture also explores distinguishing isomers spectroscopically and completing character tables.

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