“…In this range, the spectra contain at least two superimposed bands with varying intensities. In metal silanethiolates, where oxygen from the Si-O-t Bu residue interacts with the metal center, a broad band is observed at about a 980 cm -1 [21][22][23][24][25] (Figs. 8, 9), whereas the spectra of tetrahedral complexes (2) and (4) do not have a characteristic band for O to metal chelating, and only strong asymmetric m (Si-O-C) bands are present at about 1,010 cm -1 .…”