MN

It is used both in independent and in dependent clauses, its function in O.E. corresponding with its function in Mn.E. 

Sulphides of Mn, Zn, Fe, Ni, Co, In, Tl, and Ga. These can again be divided into those which are dissolved by dilute acids and those which are not.

There can therefore be no doubt that the king buried in the royal tomb of Neggadeh, of whom we had only known the Horus name "The Warrior," had also the name Mn.

A drop of such a solution, corresponding to about one-twentieth cubic centimeter, or 0.0001 gramme Mn, is sufficient to give a perceptible reddish color to 200 cubic centimeters of water.

The red color of zincite is supposed to be imparted by Mn present in the compound.