Mn2Mn3
Mn2Mn3 is not a widely recognized chemical formula for a discrete compound. As written, it reduces to Mn5, which would represent five manganese atoms per formula unit but does not correspond to a standard, well-defined phase in common materials databases. In some contexts, especially within manganese-rich intermetallics and Heusler-like alloys, similar notation can arise to indicate site occupancies or to denote a multicomponent composition rather than a simple binary compound.
Possible interpretations include: a shorthand for a Mn-containing intermetallic with five Mn atoms per unit, with
In the literature on manganese intermetallics, materials often exhibit complex magnetic behavior driven by Mn–Mn interactions,
Because Mn2Mn3 does not designate a single, well-defined phase in standard references, any discussion of its