Is Nitric Oxide Considered a Ferroelectric Material?

sai2020 · Sep 5, 2008

Nitric Oxide is slightly polar. But is it ferroelectric?

Sai

GCT · Sep 7, 2008

sai2020 said:

Nitric Oxide is slightly polar. But is it ferroelectric?

Sai

I remember it being polar as a ligand in a transition metal complex crystal of Silver , I also remember HCl as being ferroelectric, my guess is that it is not, however I'm not aware of any orbital criterias or any other for that matter at the moment.

Is Nitric Oxide Considered a Ferroelectric Material?

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Is Nitric Oxide Considered a Ferroelectric Material?

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