Mixed-metal molybdates are interesting host materials for ion-insertion electrodes due to their versatile crystal chemistry, which confers a highway for the conduction of electrons as well as ions. Silver decamolybdate in triclinic crystal structure (T-Ag6 Mo10 O33 ) consists of layers of MoO6 octahedra separated by arrays of silver ions that are able to store a high amount of charges.
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