作者:Steven R. Davis、Lester Andrews
DOI:10.1063/1.451932
日期:1987.4
HF complexes with methane, silane, and germane were prepared in noble gas matrices and studied using infrared spectroscopy and Hartree–Fock (SCF) calculations. The spectra indicate that two types of 1:1 complexes were formed, a normal one in which the hydrogen of HF is interacting with one hydrogen of silane or germane, and a reverse complex in which the fluorine of HF is interacting with one hydrogen atom of methane. The IR inactive symmetric C–H stretch in CH4 was observed in the CH4--FH complex as a weak band at 2914 cm−1. In the silane--HF and germane--HF complexes, the Si–H and Ge–H stretches were perturbed approximately 50 cm−1 to higher energy relative to the antisymmetric stretch ν3 in each parent molecule, but the ν1 modes were masked by the strong ν3 parent bands. Higher order 1:2 (AH4:HF) complexes were also observed and support the normal or reverse-type geometry of the 1:1 complexes.