ESR evidence for disordered magnetic phase from ultra-small carbon nanotubes embedded in zeolite nanochannels

Details ESR evidence for disordered magnetic phase from ultra-small carbon nanotubes embedded in zeolite nanochannels ESR evidence for disordered magnetic phase from ultra-small carbon nanotubes embedded in zeolite nanochannels

2010-06-24

arxiv.org/abs/1006.4841v1

Physics

Condensed Matter

Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics

Accepted to be published in EuroPhysics Letters

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A multi-frequency electron spin resonance (ESR) study provides evidence for the occurrence of low temperature ferromagnetic/spin-glass behavior in aligned arrays of sub-nanometer single walled carbon nanotubes confined in zeolite nano-channels, owing to sp2-type non-bonding carbon associated localized states with density of ~3 x 1019 /g. Features related to the much anticipated conduction ESR are not detected. In the paramagnetic phase, the ESR linewidth is found to be weakly dependent on microwave frequency.

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