manganite
manganite
Definition
man·ga·nite (-nīt′)
noun
- a dark-colored, shiny mineral, MnO(HO), that is an ore of manganese; hydrous manganese oxide
- any of a series of salts that may be considered as derivatives of manganous acid, the hydroxide of tetravalent manganese
manganite
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- dope: Rev. B 60, 6215 ( 1999 ): Colossal magneto-optical conductivity in doped manganites.
Adjective modifier
- mixed: The high spin polarization of the mixed valence manganites make them attractive for devices based on spin polarized tunneling and spin injection.
Modifies a noun
- junction: As a prelude to our work on manganite tunnel junctions we explored the role of strain and interfaces on the properties of the manganites.
- tunnel: As a prelude to our work on manganite tunnel junctions we explored the role of strain and interfaces on the properties of the manganites.
Noun used with modifier
- valence: The high spin polarization of the mixed valence manganites make them attractive for devices based on spin polarized tunneling and spin injection.
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