“…For instance, the research groups of Wang, Yang, Niu, Zheng, Zhao, etc., have constructed a series of high-nuclear transition-metal (TM)-substituted POTs by using {XW 9 } as precursors since 2006. − In the last year, Suzuki et al reported a couple of organic–inorganic POMo-based monomer, dimer, and tetramer architectures by reacting {PMo 9 } building units with pyridyl, 4,4′-bipyridyl, and porphyrin ligands, respectively . Polyoxovanadate (POV) has also been an intriguing subfamily in the POM field for the benefit of vanadium itself, carrying versatile valent states (+V, +IV, +III, or mixed oxidation states) and coordination geometries (VO n , n = 4–6) . However, the structural diversity of POVs is significantly lower compared to its peers, like POTs and POMos, which might be largely due to the lack of lacunary POV precursors.…”