Symmetry in a Molecule

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Where is the symmetry in Uroporphyrinogen I?

TBR Biology Book II Page 139. Q#26

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Maverick56 said:
Where is the symmetry in Uroporphyrinogen I?

TBR Biology Book II Page 139. Q#26

At a 45 degree angle, so each side has 2 NH's, I would say.

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Rotational symmetry. If you rotate it 180 degree, it looks the same as the one before rotation

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