The Ti2H2 molecule: terminal or bridging hydrogens ?
The Ti2H2 molecule: terminal or bridging hydrogens ?
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Ti2H2 分子:末端或桥接氢 ?
DOI:
10.1007/s002140000115
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发表时间:
2000
影响因子:
1.7
通讯作者:
I. Pápai
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作者:
I. Pápai
Abstract. Density functional calculations carried out for Ti2H2 show that several structures are thermodynamically stable with respect to Ti2+H2. The ground state of Ti2H2 is found to be 3B1 and it involves two hydrogen bridges in a nonplanar C2v arrangement. The 1A1 state and other triplet states of the bridging structure are only a few kilocalories per mole above the ground state. The 1Σg+ state, which corresponds to the Ti analogue of acetylene, is energetically less favored than the bridging structure but it is still bound relative to Ti2+H2. Results are also presented for the Ti2H molecule. Both bridging and terminal isomers are found to be very stable due to the formation of strong covalent Ti-H bonds. A comparison of the calculated harmonic vibrational frequencies and IR intensities of Ti2H2 and Ti2H isomers with the spectra from matrix isolation IR studies on Tix/H2 indicates that these molecules may have been produced in low-temperature reactions.