How dihydrogen complexes different from dihydride complexes?
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Dihydrogen Complexes are most easily prepared by exposing a precursor compound to hydrogen gas. Typical precursors will have a labile ligand, contain an easily displaced agostic interaction or be less than 18 electrons.
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Dihydrogen complexes typically have shorter 1H-spin-lattice relaxation times than the corresponding dihydrides. An ideal if nontrivial method of characterization of dihydrogen complexes is neutron diffraction. Neutrons interact strongly with hydrogen atoms, which allows one to infer their location in a crystal
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