Re: Classification schematic for molecules

Martin wrote:

Greetings folks, this is my first time here. I have a quick question:
is there any kind of classification schematic for molecules? The
periodic table is the classification schematic atoms. The table of
nuclides covers atomic nuclei. There are also classification
schematics for hadrons and galaxies. What would be the equivalent for
molecules? Thanks.

<http://www.quantemol.com/doc/images/symsheme.jpg>
<http://csi.chemie.tu-darmstadt.de/ak/immel/tutorials/symmetry/index5.html>
<http://www.scs.uiuc.edu/~chem315/point_groups/point_group_flowchart_shriver.jpg>

For periodic 3-D mass distributions, the 230 crystallographic space
groups.

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