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Journal of the American Chemical Society

ScholarPeer’s latest research news and reporting from Journal of the American Chemical Society. Journal of the American Chemical Society is a peer-reviewed journal of the American Chemical Society that publishes fundamental research across chemistry and closely related fields. Its studies span organic, inorganic, physical, analytical, biological, and materials chemistry, reporting new molecules, reactions, mechanisms, methods, and functional materials that advance understanding and enable applications in medicine, energy, technology, and industry.

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The new material is a form of strontium manganite and gets around this by using a simple structural trick: pairs of atoms inside its crystal structure tilt together in a coordinated way. This tiny shift is enough to generate an electrical charge across the material while also giving it a weak, switchable magnetism. CREDIT Struan Simpson, Urmimala Dey, Martin R. Lees, Ivan Da Silva, Nicholas C. Bristowe, Mark S. Senn

A Coordinated Tilt Pairs Magnetism and Polarization Near Room Temperature

Researchers revisited a decades-old strontium manganite ceramic and found that a single coordinated tilt of paired oxygen octahedra creates both an electric charge and a faint magnetism, letting both survive far above the usual cryogenic cutoff for such materials.

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