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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY
Volume 130, Issue 19, Pages 6114-6118Publisher
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/ja077835v
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A novel noble-gas compound, HXeOXeH, is identified using IR spectroscopy, and it seems to be the smallest known neutral molecule with two noble-gas atoms'. HXeOXeH is prepared using, for example, UV photolysis of water in solid xenon and subsequent annealing at 40-45 K. The experimental observations are fully supported by extensive quantum chemical calculations. A large energy release of 8.3 eV is computationally predicted for the decomposition of HXeOXeH into the 2Xe + H2O global energy minimum. HXeOXeH may represent a first step toward the possible preparation of (Xe-O)(n) chains and it may be relevant to the terrestrial missing xenon problem.
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