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Europhysics News (2003) Vol. 34 No. 6 The extraordinry properties of magnetic oxides B. Raveau and A. Maignan Laboratoire CRISMAT, CNRS/ENSICAEN, 6 boulevard du Maréchal Juin, 14050 CAEN cedex 4 - France T he physical properties of transition metal oxides have been currently the object of many investigatons, since the discovery in 1986, of superconductivity at high temperature in cuprates. In these chemically complex materials, the electronic configuration of the transition elements, varies with its valency and is susceptible to adopt various spin states As a result, strongly correlated electron interactions are generated, leading to complex magnetic and metal-insulator transitions. In this respect, magnetic oxides, containing transition elements such as manganese, cobalt or ruthenium exhibit most fascinting properties. One of the most famous classes of magnetic oxides concerns the manganites with the perovskite structure (Fig. 1a), which exhibit colossal magnetoresistance (CMR) properties. In these oxides of generic formula Ln 1-x A x MnO (A = Ca, Sr, Ba) double exchange phenomena take place, which require a hopping of charge carriers from a Mn

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Search our 3,000+ pages for information about electricity, electrical equipment, solar power, wind power, nuclear power, energy jobs, transformers, national electric code, and more!! Site Map What Is Electricity? Static Electricity Electricity History Basic Electricity Solar Electricity Electricity Prices Electricity And Magnetism Electricity Generation ABOUT US CONTACT US CLASSIFIEDS Our Latest Book LATEST ISSUE ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM Electrical charges One aspect of electricity that we are familiar with in our everyday lives is that of static cling - when two objects, such as a piece of Saran wrap and a wool sweater, are rubbed together, they cling. One feature of this that we don't encounter too often is static ``repulsion'' - if each piece of Saran wrap is rubbed on the wool sweater, then the pieces of Saran wrap will repel when brought near each other. These phenomena are interpreted in terms of the objects acquiring an electric charge , which has the following features: There are two types of charge, which by convention are labelled positive and negative Like charges repel, and unlike charges attract.

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Magnetic Properties Klein and Hurlbut (21 st Ed) p. 179, 270-274 Mineral magnetism and it applications to geology. Mapping - magnetic anomaly surveys are used for geologic mapping and they are a tool for ore deposit prospecting. Plate Tectonics - paleomagnetism is the principle field of study that has helped place the positions of continents and ocean floors through time. Stratigraphy - magneto-stratigraphy helps the correlation of sedimentary beds in basins and constrain sedimentation rates. Material properties - magnetic properties of minerals can be exploited during ore processing to help separate/beneficiate minerals. Source of magnetic properties. Magnetic properties originate from the spin properties of electrons. Where, n = volume, I = shape, m = orientation, s = spin directions. The figure below shows the directional characteristics (I) of the first three electron shape regions. Pauli exclusion principle - no two electrons in an orbital can have the same four quantum properties. This effectively limits each orbital to only two electrons. The spin properties of electrons that surround atomic nuclei are responsible for magnetic properties of a mineral. Each electron has the property of spin. Because an electron is charged, as it spins, it creates a magnetic field. This is somewhat analogous to creating a magnet by letting electrons flow through coiled wire.

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