Geometry | Point Group |
Reducible Representation For all atomic motions |
Vibrational modes |
Infrared-active modes |
Raman-active modes | Number of IR absorptions | Number of Raman emissions |
square planar |
The following were explained based on general square planar complexes
For square planar geometry point group is D4h
The reducible representation is the sum of non reducible representations A1g + A2g + B1g + B2g + Eg+ 2Au + B2u + 3Eu
There are 9 vibrational modes of a square planar complex with 3 infrared active modes (A2u , 2Eu ) and 3 IR absorptions.
Three raman active modes are present which are A1g, B1g, B2g. with three raman emissions.
Geometry Point Group Reducible Representation For all atomic motions Vibrational modes Infrared-active modes Raman-active modes Number...
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