Non-stoichiometric hydrides are formed by

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(A) Non-stoichiometric hydrides,also known as interstitial hydrides,are formed by many $d$-block and $f$-block elements.Specifically,metals of group $

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$Zr, Ti$

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(A) Non-stoichiometric hydrides,also known as interstitial hydrides,are formed by many $d$-block and $f$-block elements.Specifically,metals of group $7$,$8$,and $9$ do not form hydrides (this is known as the hydride gap).$Zr$ and $Ti$ (group $4$ elements) form non-stoichiometric hydrides.Alkali metals $(Li, Na)$ form stoichiometric ionic hydrides.

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