Inversion centre

A point such that replacing every position

r

relative to it by

- r

leaves the structure unchanged. Molecular orbitals can then be classified as

g

or

u

according to their parity.

 Ancestors (3)

 Incoming links (13)

Bond-centred inversion in diamond cubic
C2h molecular point group
D infinity h molecular point group
Hexa-1,5-diyne
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