“…In atom adopts six coordination geometry, where three are bridging oxygen atoms from the adjacent P atoms with In-O1, In-O4 and In-O5 bond lengths being 2.105(4), 2.106(3) and 2.095(4) Å , respectively, and the other three from hydroxy groups. Bond valence calculations [8] 3 ] unit has distorted octahedral geometry which due to the different coordination strengths of O 2À and OH ligand. The P atom adopts psuedo-pyramidal coordination geometry, which is coordinated to three O atoms with bond lengths of 1.515(4) Å for P-O1, 1.509(4) Å for P-O4 and 1.515(4) Å for P-O5, respectively, thus there are no terminal, ''pendant'' P-O or P-OH bonds [9], and a P-H bond makes up the fourth vertex of each [HPO 3 ] 2À tetrahedron.…”