[@물잠자리]

Finally understood why H2O2 has C2 symmetry😂😂 great video

[@noorshidamohdali]

Great. Thank you

[@AzeemaSawati]

great job Noorshida Maam

[@noorshidamohdali]

thanks. hope it helps you

[@gima8165]

I am having a hard time understanding why it doesn't have a center of inversion. Specifically, why isn't the half-way of the bond connecting the two oxygen atoms a center of inversion?

[@hidatricks33]

I am impressed ❤

[@noorshidamohdali]

Thanks. Hope it helps you

[@orcgaming3594]

Amazing 😅 explained mam

[@noorshidamohdali]

Hope it helps. Thank you.

[@satyajitpanda9219]

Nyc explanation ❤️❤️❤️

[@noorshidamohdali]

Thank you. Hope it helps

[@yadnyeshbawaskar2168]

C2 is along z axis or y axis

[@noorshidamohdali]

if we look the molecule from the side view, C2 axis is along z axis

[@SurajBadshara]

You are best

[@noorshidamohdali]

Thank you. Hope it helps you

[@Satvik-ffeo]

Good👍

[@noorshidamohdali]

Thank you. Hope it helps

[@ryandoeren6638]

adding the checkmark at the end almost made me think c2v... maybe just circle it next time lol

[@noorshidamohdali]

Haha....coincidence its quite similar between check mark and the letter v...thank you for reminding me

[@ashiskumarmondal8321]

C1 MEANS E. SO C1 DOESNT HAVE ANY REQUIREMENT

[@noorshidamohdali]

yes correct equivalent. thank you. so you can write either C1 or E. Here I just point out that at C2 axis also we can rotate 360 degree for C1