Abstract
Laser-ablated group IV transition metal atoms have been co-deposited with hydrogen selenide at 5 K in excess of argon. The metal atoms were observed to insert into the SeH bond of hydrogen selenide to form the novel molecules HMSeH, H2MSe, H2M(SeH)2 and HMSe (M = Ti, Zr, Hf). These species were identified by argon matrix-isolation IR spectroscopy, and their assignment is supported by 1H/2D substitution as well as quantum-chemical calculations. In Particular, the molecules H2MSe and HMSe are of interest as they are rare examples of multiple bonding between a heavier main group element and a group IV transition metal.
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