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Quantum chemical calculations suggest that group 4 tetra-azides M(N(3))(4), where M = Ti, Zr, Hf, and Th, are stable species. They present a unique structural feature; namely, the M-N-N-N fragments are linear. These species are energetically more stable than the corresponding isomers with general formula eta(5)-N(5) -M-eta(7)-N(7), and the Th species, Th(N(3))(4), is the most stable of all. Possible mixed nitride azides NMN(3) were also investigated.
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