Give the example of symmetrical and unsymmetrical orbitals
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A symmetrical molecule is one whose appearance does not change if you turn it about an axis of symmetry; original and rotated states are indistinguishable from one another. By contrast, an asymmetrical molecule has no axis of symmetry; you can tell if it has been rotated. Symmetry and asymmetry are important properties that affect how molecules respond to light waves, form bonds and operate biologically.
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Symmetrical Objects
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✔Have one or more lines of symmetry
✔When folded along symmetry line, show mirror images of each other
✔ Examples: Square, Rectangle etc..
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Asymmetrical/Unsymmetrical Objects
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✔Have no lines of symmetry.
✔ Can't be divided into halves
✔ Examples: Scalene triangle, the English alphabet 'G'
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here is your answer:
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Symmetrical Objects
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✔Have one or more lines of symmetry
✔When folded along symmetry line, show mirror images of each other
✔ Examples: Square, Rectangle etc..
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Asymmetrical/Unsymmetrical Objects
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✔Have no lines of symmetry.
✔ Can't be divided into halves
✔ Examples: Scalene triangle, the English alphabet 'G'
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Thankyou!!❤
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