A negatively charged ion or anion containing two manganese atoms.
From 'di-' (two) + 'manganese' + '-ion.' Built from modern chemical nomenclature to describe a molecular structure with dual manganese atoms and a net negative charge.
Dimanganion sounds like something from Star Trek, but it's actually how chemists describe a real molecule with two manganese atoms that gained extra electrons!
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