Features of thermophotoinitiated degradation of nanocluster polyoxomolybdate Mo132 and its polymer-containing composites

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An EPR spectroscopy study was made into the simultaneous effect of intense degradation factors (UV radiation, elevated temperature) on nanocluster porous polyoxomolybdate Mo₁₃₂ of the Keplerate type in the solid state and also into the behavior of film composites including water-soluble nonionogenic polymers (polyvinylpyrrolidone, polyethylene glycol) under the action of these factors. The effect of mutual stabilization of polyoxometalate and polymer components in the studied composites was detected.