4. Use the following diagrams to answer (a) and (b). l2 um (C) 2 0 Screenshot(Alt + A) H a, a 0 a1 H H' H A в (a) Write down the characters of the matrices representing the C2 rotation, using the basis shown in A, B, and C. (b) Write down the matrix equations and find the characters of the matrices representing the operation of reflection in the plane of the molecule, using the basis shown in A, B, and C.

4. Use the following diagrams to answer (a) and (b). l2 um (C) 2 0 Screenshot(Alt + A) H a, a 0 a1 H H' H A в (a) Write down the characters of the matrices representing the C2 rotation, using the basis shown in A, B, and C. (b) Write down the matrix equations and find the characters of the matrices representing the operation of reflection in the plane of the molecule, using the basis shown in A, B, and C.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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