Аннотация:Single crystals of a novel phase, potassium manganese silicate hydrate, K3Mn4Si10O24.33(H2O,OH)3, doped with B and V, were obtained at hydrothermal conditions and studied using scanning electron microscopy, microprobe analysis and low temperature synchrotron X-ray diffraction. The title structure represents an original silicate framework assembled from layers with various n-membered SiO4 rings that restrict channels open in [001] direction. Corrugated chains of face-sharingMnO6 octahedra are incorporated into the space between “pendant” vertices of the tetrahedra framing 12-membered windows. This is the first example of combining two topologically different trimeric clusters of octahedra sharing faces into a single construction. The framework channels with 5- and 6-membered windows incorporate K atoms, and H2O molecules located in the channels with 7-membered openings. We assume that the stability of this crystal structure is due to thepartial substitution of Mn for V and Si for B. The magnetic subsystem in the title compound represents a rare case of quasione-dimensional arrangement of MnO6 octahedra forming sawtooth-like chain. Measurements of magnetization and heat capacity of K3Mn4Si10O24.33(H2O,OH)3/V,B indicate the absence of long-range order up to 2 K. K3Mn4Si10O24.33(H2O,OH)3/V,B structural features allow supposing it as potential multifunctional material, electrochemically active and having properties of low-dimensional magnet.