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Tin Ghumti

Teen Ghumti (तीन घुम्ती; Three Bends) is a 1968 Nepali novella by Bishweshwar Prasad Koirala, written in Sundarijal Jail, following the woman Indramaya through three life turns.

Tin halide perovskite

Tin halide perovskite is a lead-free perovskite semiconductor in which tin replaces toxic lead, the leading lead-free absorber for perovskite solar cells at up to 17.71% efficiency.

Tin House

Tin House is an American independent literary publisher based in Portland, Oregon. Founded in 1999 as a quarterly magazine, it ended print in 2019 and now publishes books under Zando.

Tin Machine: hard rock band formed 1988 by David Bowie with Reeves Gabrels and Hunt and Tony Sales; two albums (1989 EMI, 1991 Victory), live Oy Vey, Baby, disbanded 1992 before Bowie's 1993 solo return.

Tin Man (miniseries)

Tin Man is a 2007 six-hour Sci Fi Channel miniseries re-imagining The Wizard of Oz, created by Mitchell and Van Sickle, starring Zooey Deschanel as DG in the Outer Zone; the network's most-watched program and 2007's top cable miniseries.

Oct 3, 2026

Tin Men

Tin Men (1987) is Barry Levinson's Touchstone comedy-drama about rival Baltimore aluminum-siding salesmen (Dreyfuss, DeVito) feuding after a car crash; second of his four Baltimore films, released March 6, 1987.

Tin monosulfide

Tin monosulfide (SnS) is a layered, natively p-type IV–VI semiconductor compound of tin and sulfur, occurring naturally as the mineral herzenbergite and studied since the 1960s as a solar absorber.

Tin oxide anode

A tin oxide anode is a battery negative electrode based on tin dioxide that stores lithium and sodium, with a theoretical capacity up to 1494 mAh g⁻¹, far above graphite's 372.

Tin oxide electron transport layer

A tin oxide electron transport layer (SnO2 ETL) is a thin tin dioxide film in perovskite solar cells that extracts electrons to the electrode while blocking holes.

Tin Paishancha Tamasha

Tin Paishancha Tamasha (तीन पैशाचा तमाशा) is a 1978 Marathi musical play by P. L. Deshpande, adapted from Bertolt Brecht's The Threepenny Opera and staged in the tamasha folk-theater form.

Tin Pan Alley

Tin Pan Alley was a Manhattan block on West 28th Street where music publishers concentrated from the 1890s, often cited as the birthplace of American popular music.

Tin plating

Tin plating is the deposition of a thin tin layer onto metal, mainly by electrodeposition, to add corrosion resistance and solderability; its largest use is tinplate for food cans.

Tin selenide

Tin selenide (SnSe) is a lead-free semiconductor of tin and selenium, a leading thermoelectric material since single crystals reached ZT 2.6 at 923 K in 2014.

Tin selenide thermoelectric

Tin selenide (SnSe) is a layered semiconductor used to convert heat directly into electricity, holding some of the highest thermoelectric figure-of-merit values of any bulk material.

Tin selenide thermoelectrics

Tin selenide thermoelectrics are devices and materials based on tin selenide (SnSe), whose ultralow lattice thermal conductivity yields record figures of merit; stability over repeated cycles remains unsolved.

Tin Star (TV series)

Tin Star, a British crime drama by Rowan Joffé for Sky Atlantic and Prime Video (2017-2020), stars Tim Roth as police chief Jim Worth in the Canadian Rockies town of Little Big Bear; three seasons, 25 episodes, ending with Tin Star: Liverpool.

Tin sulfide

Tin sulfide (SnS) is a layered semiconductor compound of tin and sulfur whose earth-abundant, non-toxic elements make it a leading candidate for thermoelectric power generation, cooling, solar cells, and optoelectronics.

Tin sulfide thermoelectrics

Tin sulfide thermoelectrics are thermoelectric materials based on tin(II) sulfide (SnS), a lead-free, layered semiconductor pursued as a cheap, abundant alternative to tin selenide for heat-to-electricity conversion.

Tin telluride thermoelectrics

Tin telluride thermoelectrics are thermoelectric materials based on SnTe, a narrow-bandgap semiconductor studied as a lead-free alternative to lead telluride, converting heat to electricity at 500 to 900 K.

Tin tetrachloride

Tin tetrachloride (tin(IV) chloride, stannic chloride, SnCl₄) is a colorless fuming liquid, first prepared in 1605, used as a Lewis acid catalyst and for tin oxide coatings on glass.

Sep 19, 2026

Tin Tin Deo

Tin Tin Deo, also written Tintindeo, is a salsa club in Cali, Colombia, founded in 1987, named for an Andy Harlow track, and declared an emblematic rumba site in 2021.

Tin Toy

Tin Toy is Pixar's 1988 five-minute computer-animated short by John Lasseter, in which one-man-band toy Tinny flees baby Billy; it won the 1989 Best Animated Short Oscar, the first computer-animated film to do so, and seeded Toy Story.

Tin Ujević

Tin Ujević, full name Augustin, was a Croatian poet, essayist, and translator born in Vrgorac in 1891, regarded as one of the greatest Croatian poets of the twentieth century.

Tin whisker

A tin whisker is a hair-like crystalline filament of tin that grows spontaneously from tin-plated surfaces on electronic components, bridging closely spaced conductors and causing short circuits that have destroyed satellites.

Tin whistle

Tin whistle, also called penny whistle or Irish feadóg: a six-holed diatonic fipple flute of Irish traditional music, mass-produced by Robert Clarke in 19th-century Manchester, played in two octaves by overblowing.

Tin Woodman

Tin Woodman, also Tin Man, Nick Chopper: Baum's 1900 Oz character, a woodchopper rebuilt in tin after the Wicked Witch of the East enchanted his axe; Emperor of the Winkies, subject of the 1918 novel The Tin Woodman of Oz.

Tin-lead mixed perovskites

Tin-lead mixed perovskites are halide perovskite semiconductors mixing tin and lead ions, whose tunable 1.2–1.6 eV bandgap suits single-junction cells and all-perovskite tandems, reaching 24.13% and 26.4% certified efficiency.

Tin-lead perovskite solar cells

Tin-lead perovskite solar cells are photovoltaic devices with a mixed tin-lead perovskite absorber of roughly 1.2 eV bandgap, used as the bottom subcell in all-perovskite tandems.

Tin-vacancy and germanium-vacancy color centers

Tin-vacancy (SnV) and germanium-vacancy (GeV) color centers are optically active defects in diamond, split-vacancy structures used as spin qubits and single-photon sources for quantum networking.