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Transition metal derivatives of SiO: interaction of molecular SiO with silver atoms in an argon matrixJournal of The Chemical Society, Chemical Communications
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Concerning the interaction of atomic silver with a silicon monoxide ligandJournal of The Chemical Society, Chemical Communications
Co‐condensation of silver atoms and SiS in an argon matrix leads to the formation of Ag(SiS). The IR spectrum can be interpreted in two different ways: Isotopic shifts (28Si/29Si, 28Si/30Si, 32S/34S) imply a side‐on coordination of SiS to silver. On the other hand, the SiS frequency and the isotopic shifts can be assigned to an isolated SiS− molecule. The SiS force constant is reduced from 5.0 mdyn/Å in free SiS to 3.9 mdyn/Å in AgSiS. Ab initio investigations confirm the formation of an ion pair Ag+(SiS)−, admitting some electron delocalization.
Heteroatom Chemistry – Wiley
Published: Jan 1, 1992
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