Abstract
We show that electron-phonon coupling plays a major role in the spin relaxation of the isostructural family of organic metals, (TSeF)x(TTF)1xTCNQ (tetraselenafulvalene tetrathiafulvalene tetracyanoquinodimethane). The dependence of this relaxation on the fraction of TSeF in the donor chain suggests a picture of hybridized donor-acceptor bands for TSeF-TCNQ in contrast to the nonhybridized bands of TTF-TCNQ.