[zabazabalo]

I'm looking for the point group of tetrafluoro cubane, I think it is D2h but I'm not sure and could not find anything online. Could someone help me?

[billnotgatez]

Do you mean

1,2,4,7-Tetrafluorocubane

https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/1_2_4_7-Tetrafluorocubane#section=Substances-by-Category





That web site was one of many when I GOOGLE
 

point group of tetrafluoro cubane

[Borek]

No idea about the point group, but just "tetrafluoro" sounds highly ambiguous with eight carbons.

[Corribus]

Yes, the symmetry will depend on where the fluorines are substituted. So, it is impossible to answer this question as stated.

[zabazabalo]

Yes, the symmetry will depend on where the fluorines are substituted. So, it is impossible to answer this question as stated.

I'm sorry for being so vague, the molecule that I wanted to know the point group for specifically is 1,2,4,7-Tetrafluorocubane

[billnotgatez]

Is there nothing you can use that is returned from GOOGLE of

1,2,4,7-tetrafluorocuban point group

[zabazabalo]

Is there nothing you can use that is returned from GOOGLE of

1,2,4,7-tetrafluorocuban point group

No I only find the point group of cubane online...

[Corribus]

The molecule has three mutually perpendicular C₂ rotational axes, three mutually perpendicular reflection planes, and an inversion point. This agrees with the assignment of a D_2h point group, assuming no structural distortions, etc.

[zabazabalo]

The molecule has three mutually perpendicular C₂ rotational axes, three mutually perpendicular reflection planes, and an inversion point. This agrees with the assignment of a D_2h point group, assuming no structural distortions, etc.

Thank you very much