Unexpected Room Temperature Ferromagnetism of a Ball-Milled Graphene Oxide—Melamine Mixture
Неожиданный ферромагнетизм смеси оксида графена и меламина после механохимического измельчения при комнатной температуре
2022-11-09
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Nitrogen-doped carbon nanomaterial (NDCNM) was synthesized by grinding a mixture of graphene oxide and melamine in a planetary mill with both balls and milling chamber of zirconium dioxide. In the electron spin resonance spectrum of NDCNM, a broad signal with g = 2.08 was observed in addition to a narrow signal at g = 2.0034. In the study using a vibrating-sample magnetometer, the synthesized material is presumably a ferromagnet with a coercive force of 100 Oe. The specific magnetization at 10,000 Oe is approximately 0.020 and 0.055 emu/g at room temperature and liquid nitrogen temperature, respectively.
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Electron spin resonance revealed a broad signal at g = 2.08 alongside a narrow signal at g = 2.0034, indicating distinct magnetic centers.
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Nitrogen-doped carbon nanomaterial was synthesized by planetary ball milling graphene oxide with melamine using zirconium-dioxide balls and a milling chamber.
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Specific magnetization at 10,000 Oe was approximately 0.020 emu/g at room temperature and 0.055 emu/g at liquid-nitrogen temperature.
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Vibrating-sample magnetometry suggested room-temperature ferromagnetism with a coercive force of 100 Oe.
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nitrogen-doped carbon nanomaterial synthesized by ball-milling a graphene oxide–melamine mixture
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room-temperature ferromagnetism and magnetic properties, including electron spin resonance, coercive force, and specific magnetization
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