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This document discusses point groups and molecular symmetry. It contains a chart that lists various point groups such as C∞v, Cn, σh, and their corresponding symmetry elements like rotational axes, mirrors, and inversion centers. The chart can be used to determine the point group of a molecule based on its symmetry properties.
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