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For the following molecules (with their principal rotational axis defined as the z axis), Give the...

  1. For the following molecules (with their principal rotational axis defined as the z axis), Give the following information: (a) The total degrees of freedom, (b) The reducible representation for the motions of the molecule, (c) The list of irreducible representations (by their symmetry labels) for the motions of the molecule, (d) The list of irreducible representations corresponding to translations, (e) The list of irreducible representations corresponding to rotations, (f) The list of irreducible representations corresponding to any IR-active vibrational modes, and (g) The list of irreducible representations corresponding to any Raman-active vibrational modes.
    1. water
    2. trans-1,2-dichloroethene
    3. ethene

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