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Stable nanographene magnet developed
22.11.2021
Researchers have synthesized for the first time a crystalline nanographene with magnetic properties that were theoretically predicted more than 70 years ago.
Since 2004, when graphene was produced in the lab, scientists have begun to study its impressive characteristics, including the unique magnetic and electronic properties of its zigzag edges. However, earlier, due to the complexity of studying these structures, the study and application of their features was practically impossible.
Now a team from Osaka University has been able to solve this problem with a simplified model system of a crystalline triangulene. To prevent polymerization of the material, Japanese scientists increased the volume of its molecules without losing its basic properties.
The resulting graphene was stable at room temperature, allowing them to study its optical and magnetic properties. As a result, scientists were able to confirm the presence in this form at the zigzag edges of unpaired electrons, which determine the triplet state of the molecules.
Despite the stability of the material, it must be stored in an inert atmosphere, as it is prone to gradual decomposition under the influence of oxygen.
Further, the specialists plan to improve the synthesis technology to start the production of magnetic nanographene. In the future, silicon-based materials may replace silicon in electronic devices.
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