“…The Pople‐type split valence basis set of 6‐311+G(d,p) [23] was used for H, O, and S atoms, [24] whereas the Stuttgart/Dresden effective core potential basis set (SDD) was used for Sn and W atoms [25,26] . This approach provided appropriate geometries for isolated molecules that consisted of H, O, and S atoms (Figure S1), as well as W−O and Sn−O structures, [27,28] as reported previously [17,29–31] . Frequency calculations were performed to confirm optimized structures with no imaginary frequencies, which corresponded to the real minima on the entire potential energy surface.…”