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Which are identical molecules?
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its blank lol
Really? Shows up fine for me.. must be a sign from the universe.
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it could be a,d not sure though
im probably totally wrong
Yeah I think you're wrong @Lxdrpr. Could you explain your reasoning for that?
@Luigi0210 I think the key to solving this problem is to think of what is present in the molecules, in terms of x, y, and z. From there, understand how the angles are relevant. Some molecules might have the same 'atoms' (x, y, z), but if the angles are off, then its a no go. Think like 90 degrees, 180 degrees, etc.
If you figure out the answer, or need more clarification, shout out.
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I ended up getting it, thanks tho :)
@Luigi0210 is very smart!!
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