Complex metal oxides, defined as metal oxide materials with multiple metals, phases or including dopants, are used in a huge variety of modern applications ranging from photocatalysis, transparent conductive materials, supercapacitors and battery components. In this feature article, the use of mixed-metal single source precursors to synthesise complex metal oxides is explored. The structures and decomposition/reaction pathways of various precursors including mixed-metal alkoxides, complexes with chelating ligands, clusters, polyoxometallates, and metal-organic frameworks are discussed. The advantages and opportunities of using a single source precursor strategy are investigated and highlighted.
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