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spectra, one  at 464 nm  and  another  at 271 nm.  In  the   MO. However, no degradation for the MO was observed
               presence of the W O cluster compound under UV light,   under the sunlight and  visible light in  the presence  of
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               both  the  peaks  in  UV-Visible  spectra  got  vanished  after   W O  cluster material.
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               120  minutes  showing  the  complete  degradation  of  the









                                            Figure:  Structure and colour of Methyl Orange.





                                                           DMF
                           Na2WO4 + Acetic Anhydride                     W6O19
                                                           HCl
                                                           100 C
                                                               o
                           Scheme 1: Synthesis of W6O19 cluster material.


















                  Figure: UV-Visible Spectra of MO (black), W O  (red),  and W O  in MO (blue) (left); Colour of the solutions (MO,
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                                W O , and W O  in MO) before and after UV exposure for 120 minutes (right).
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                                   Development of phosphonium hexatungstate complexes
               The  reaction  of  sodium  tungstate  with  tetramethyl-   methyltriphenyl-, allyltriphenyl-, butyltriphenyl- and
               and   tetrabutyl-phosphonium  bromide   in  the   benzyltriphenyl-phosphonium  bromides  to  yield  four
               presence  of  hydrochloric  acid  afforded  phosphonium   phosphonium hexatungstate compounds (CH Ph P) W O ,
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               hexatungstate   compounds   ((CH ) P) W O 19  and  (CH CHCH Ph P) W O ,   (CH CH CH CH Ph P) W O ,
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               ((CH CH CH CH ) P) W O ,  respectively  (Figure).  Under   and   (C H CH Ph P) W O 19   respectively.
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               similar  conditions,  sodium  tungstate  reacted  with
                Figure: Single crystal X-Ray diffraction structures of ((CH ) P) W O , ((CH CH CH CH ) P) W O , and (CH Ph P) W O .
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