Electrides

[ih-lek-tri-deez]

plural noun

Classical Mythology.

1. the Amber Islands.

Example Sentences

However, in materials known as electrides, electrons move independently, opening the door to remarkable new capabilities.

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To achieve this, the Auburn team created innovative material structures called Surface Immobilized Electrides by attaching solvated electron precursors to stable surfaces such as diamond and silicon carbide.

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This configuration makes the electronic characteristics of the electrides both durable and tunable.

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Earlier versions of electrides were unstable and difficult to scale.

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The study, "Electrides with Tunable Electron Delocalization for Applications in Quantum Computing and Catalysis," was also coauthored by graduate students Andrei Evdokimov and Valentina Nesterova.

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