Abstract
A transient infrared spectrum observed following the photolysis of gas phase W(CO) 6 in the presence of CO is shown to be due to internally excited W(CO) 6* formed by the two-body recombination of W(CO) 5 and CO. The internal excitation is shown to be predominantly vibrational.
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