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Journal Article 
A novel Mo(V) monophosphate with Bromine and mixed valent Lead and a Pb=O double bond : Pb[sub]2[/sub]+(Pb[sub]4+[/sub]O)Br(Mo[sub]5+[/sub]O)[sup]2[/sup](PO[sup]4[/sup])[sup]3[/sup] 
Leclaire, A 
2006 
660-664 
A novel molybdenum(V) monophosphate containing bromine and mixed valent lead, Pb2+(Pb4+0)Br(Mo5+0)2(P04)3, has been synthesized for the first time. It crystallizes in the orthorhombic space group Fdd2 with a = 31.721(7) Ã…, b = 12.931(2) Ã…, c = 12.905(2) Ã…. Its frameworks built up from [Mo[sup]2[/sup]P[sup]2[/sup]O[sup]12[/sup]]∞ perovskite type layers connected through phosphate groups, delimits tunnels in which the Pb[sub]2+[/sub] and the Pb[sub]4+[/sub] cations and the Br[sub]-[/sub] anions are sitting. The Pb[sub]4[/sub]+ specie is connected to one isolated oxygen atom via a double bond forming a Pb=O 'Leadyl' group. The divalent lead ions bonded to the bromine ions form infinite -Pb-Br- ribbons running along b in the tunnel. On these ribbons are scratched the Leadyl groups. (English) 
Molybdenum(V) monophosphate; Lead bromine molybdenum phosphate; Mixed valent lead Pb2+; Pb4+; Pb4+=O double bond; Tunnel structure; Perovskite type layers; Perovskite; Réseau orthorhombique; Composé n éléments; Molybdène phosphate; Brome Phosphate; Plomb phosphate; Monocristal; Structure cristalline; Valence mixte; Etude expérimentale; Métal transition composé; Composé minéral; Orthorhombic lattices; Multi-element compounds; Molybdenum phosphates; Bromine Phosphates; Lead phosphates; Monocrystals; Crystal structure; Mixed valence; Experimental study; Transition element compounds; Inorganic compounds; Valencia mixta