Photolysis of H2Te in CO or 1% CO/Ar matrices at ca. 10 K results in the formation of carbonyl telluride; the assignment of the νCO modes of OCTe (1965.3 cm−1), O13CTe (1920.0 cm−1) and 18OCTe (1921.3 cm−1) in neat CO matrices is confirmed by DFT calculations.
The spectroscopic identification and characterisation of carbonyl telluride (OCTe)
A. J. Bridgeman, N. Harris and N. A. Young, Chem. Commun., 2000, 1241 DOI: 10.1039/B003721O
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