1 2. The synthetic transformation, as indicated in the scheme below, has been attempted, and asingle isolated product has been obtained. The C=O ligands in the isolated product producetwo frequencies in the infra-red spectrum and two frequencies in the Raman spectrum.These bands are not coincident. Deduce, using group theory, if the starting material A hasbeen retained or if ONE of the products, B, C or D, has been formed.201OA (D3)LA冰B (C₂)Jok•MIL·M110.C(Db)D (C₂)N.B. The identity of the ligand, L, can be taken to be a single atom to simplify analysis.You must include the following in your answer:The reducible representation of Ico for each complexThe irreducible representation of Ico for each complex, stating clearly which labels areinfra-red and / or Raman active. The reduction formula must be used to deduce thelabels present for each complexWhich complex has been synthesised and brief reasoning for your answer

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The synthetic transformation, as indicated in the scheme below, has been attempted, and a single isolated product has been obtained. The C=O ligands in the isolated product produce two frequencies in the infra-red spectrum and two frequencies in the Raman spectrum. These bands are not coincident. Deduce, using group theory, if the starting material A has been retained or if ONE of the products, B, C or D, has been formed. A (D3) L A 10 B (C₂) D (C₂) 04.110. C (DA)

The synthetic transformation, as indicated in the scheme below, has been attempted, and a single isolated product has been obtained. The C=O ligands in the isolated product produce two frequencies in the infra-red spectrum and two frequencies in the Raman spectrum. These bands are not coincident. Deduce, using group theory, if the starting material A has been retained or if ONE of the products, B, C or D, has been formed. A (D3) L A 10 B (C₂) D (C₂) 04.110. C (DA)

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