We report the stabilisation of otherwise fleeting iron(III)-oxo dimers in the interlayer space of a natural layered clay. The material shows a good photocatalytic activity toward the oxidation of formic acid in water and formaldehyde in air comparable to a benchmark TiO photocatalyst.

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