“…These molecules are an assemblage of oxo-bridged early transition metals (mostly Mo, W, and V) in their highest oxidation state [13,14]. Their chemical and physical properties can be tuned, giving rise to a large number of possible applications in the fields of catalysis [15][16][17], material science [18][19][20] and medicine [21][22][23][24]. Moreover, the removal of one or more of the addenda atoms from the POM framework results in the formation of a lacunary species, which can coordinate different metal ions, resulting in the formation of metal-substituted POMs [11,25].…”