“…The hexamolybdate ion has the so‐called Lindquist structure,12 which features six terminal oxygen atoms aligned along the Cartesian axes. These terminal oxygen atoms are reactive enough to be replaced by various organic species, including the nitrosyl,13 diazenido, hydrazido,14 organometallic,15 diazoalkyl,16 and imido ligands 17–25. For imido derivatives of hexmolybdates, so far, three types of reactions have been discovered; namely, reactions with phosphinimines [Eq.…”