Scatter plot analyses for 14,169 phenylethanes of the substructure C β -C α H 2 -Ph with three open coordination positions at C β and 150,568 phenylethanes of C β -C α HX-Ph with an additional open coordination position X at C α have been performed, based on searches in the Cambridge Structural Database. The correlation of rotation angle ψ = C β −C α −C i −C o with a pyramidalization angle θ = C o −C o′ −C i −C α in a 360°r otation about the bond C α −C i reveals a sinusoidal pattern with three maxima and minima, whereas the correlation of rotation angle ψ with bond angle ω = C β −C α −C i and bond length d = C β − C α results in sinusoidal patterns with two maxima and minima. A total of 3993 nitro derivatives of the substructure C β -C α HX-NO 2 confirm the results and show that atoms C i /C o /C o′ in the phenyl compounds can be replaced by atoms N/O/O′ without any change in the two-and threefold patterns. In 15,295 methyl acetates of the substructure C β -C α HX-C′(O)OMe, pyramidalization of the group C α C′(O)OMe results in a chiral flat tetrahedron with four different corners. (R θ )/(S θ ) selectivity in the configuration of the tetrahedron is induced by the bonds C α −C β , C α −H, and C α −X, emanating from the tetrahedral center C α . It is surprising that bonds as different as C α −C β , C α −H, and C α −X (X = H, C, N, O, S, etc.) give almost the same induction intensities.