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Double perovskites R2NiMnO6 (R= Rare earth element) (RNMO) are a significantclass of materials owing to their varied tunability of the magnetic andelectrical properties with the structural modifications. Pr2NiMnO6 (PNMO) isone of the least explored members of this series, which shows spin-phononcoupling, magnetocaloric effect, and electrochemical performance for variousapplications such as spintronics, magnetocaloric refrigerant, and solid oxidefuel cells. Most of the studies in PNMO are limited to the application domainand focus on the comparative study with different rare earth elements. Detailedstructural studies like neutron diffraction are sparse in PNMO samples whichwill give a perception to the ordering in the compound that strongly depends onthe physical and chemical properties. This review article goes through thevarious aspects of PNMO materials that have been reported till now and showcasethe octahedral distortions and corresponding structural changes and theexchange interactions, which in turn correlates with the magnetic andelectrical properties. The comparison study of PNMO with other members of theRNMO family and the relevance of PNMO over other members is also tried toshowcase through this article. Hope this article provides an insight into thescope of studies in PNMO material for exploring unexposed properties of thematerials in the double perovskite family.

An overview of the structural correlation of magnetic and electrical properties of Pr2NiMnO6 Double perovskite