“…112 These data thus imply the structure is more similar to TiF 4 , a 1D structure comprising corner-sharing TiF 6 octahedra, 113 rather than the later halides, TiX 4 , X = Cl, Br, I, which are all tetrahedral molecular materials, with no Ti−X−Ti bridges. [114][115][116] There are no reports of Zr(NCS) 4 or Hf(NCS) 4 , though the DMF solvates of both are reported. 117 It is worth noting that one of the few ways to readily separate Zr and Hf is by preparing the thiocyanato oxohydroxy metal complexes, and so it is possible that Zr(NCS) 4 and Hf(NCS) 4 will have different structures and chemistries.…”