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Mo-Substituted Keggin Tungstosilicate Microtubes: Preparation and Characterization
The synthesis and characterization of microtubes of SiMoW<sub>11</sub> Keggin polyoxometalates containing either an MoÂ(V) or MoÂ(VI)
atom
is reported. The introduction of a Mo atom into the Keggin-type tungstosilicate
microtubes endows them with new properties. The Mo-substituted microtubes
may exert both W and Mo functionalities in electrocatalytic reactions
and in the immobilization of noble metal nanoparticles. The degree
of reduction of the Mo component in
the SiMoW<sub>11</sub> microtubes is controllable simply by tuning
the amount of reductant present in the mother liquor. Mo-substituted
Keggin tungstosilicate microtubes in their reduced state are more
stable than the all-tungsten Keggin tungstosilicate heteropoly blue
microtubes