Boron, Tetrahedral Anions, PhosphorusCrystals of the title compounds were grown under hydrothermal conditions. The crystal structures were determined by single crystal data.NaFe[BP20 7(0 H )3] (monoclinic, C 2/c, a = 1042.0(2), b = 821.5(1), c = 921.7(1) pm, ß = 116.60(1)°, Z=4): The crystal structure contains isolated anions [BP20 7(0 H )3]4~, which correspond to trinuclear units P 0 l/20 3-B 0 2/ 2(0 H )2-P 0 1/ 20 2(0 H ) of corner sharing tetrahedra. Fe3+ is coordinated octahedrally by oxygen, Na+ is 8 -fold coordinated by oxygen forming cubes.K2Fe2 [B2P40 16( 0 H )2] (triclinic, P i, a = 516.7(1), b = 808.9(1), c = 834.0(1) pm, a = 87.06(f), ß = 80.21(1), 7 = 86.59(1)°, Z = 1): The crystal structure contains isolated anions [B2P40 16(0 H )2]8_. Four-membered rings of tetrahedra with two additional terminal phosphate groups are formed by condensation of two trinuclear units P 0 1/ 20 3-B 0 3/ 2( 0 H )-P 0 2/ 20 2. Fe3+ is in an octahedral and K+ in an irregularly 10-fold coordination by oxygen.