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Prof. Ray is an eminent research scientist and working as a professor of Physics in University of South Africa. His research field is on carbon and carbon nanostructure materials. He has published more than 100 publication in an international recognized journals including 5 articles in Nature Publishing Group journal.
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AIMS materials science, Dec 31, 2023
Carbon-based nanostructured materials are very promising for spintronic applications due to their... more Carbon-based nanostructured materials are very promising for spintronic applications due to their weak spin-orbit coupling and potentially providing a long spin lifetime. Nanostructured carbons are not magnetic materials, but intrinsic magnetic behavioral nanostructure carbon materials could be fabricated through qualitative alterations. On alterations of carbon nanostructured materials, it changes their critical temperature and magneto-crystalline anisotropy energy that could be useful as favorable magnetic materials for different magnetic/electromagnetic device-based applications.
Different processes are used for the alteration of nanostructure carbon materials like chemical doping, introducing defects, changing the density of states, functionalization, intercalation, forming heterostructure and fabricating nanocomposites layered semiconductor materials. Among the carbon-based derived nanostructured materials, the graphene oxide (GO) gets attracted towards the magnet forming in the spin-like structure across the area of the magnet. Due to its magnetic behaviour, it is used for the adsorption of metals and radionuclides and to make nonconductive oxide-metal. In this review article, the basics of magnetic behavioral change of the carbon-based
GO/GO-nanocomposites nanostructured materials are described by gathering information from the literature that were/are reported by different researchers/research groups worldwide.
ChemElectroChem, Oct 21, 2020
Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Dec 1, 2017
AIP Advances, May 1, 2022
Diamond and Related Materials, Oct 1, 2018
Diamond and Related Materials, Oct 1, 2017
AIP Advances, Mar 1, 2023
Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Aug 1, 2011
Applied Surface Science, Jul 1, 2019
Journal of Applied Physics, Apr 28, 2018
Electrocatalysis, Mar 7, 2019
Chemical Physics Letters, Apr 1, 2018
Materials Today: Proceedings, 2021
Diamond and Related Materials, Dec 1, 2019
Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Nov 1, 2017
Journal of Applied Physics, Oct 7, 2019
Diamond and Related Materials, Jul 1, 2011
ChemElectroChem, Sep 30, 2020
AIMS materials science, Dec 31, 2023
Carbon-based nanostructured materials are very promising for spintronic applications due to their... more Carbon-based nanostructured materials are very promising for spintronic applications due to their weak spin-orbit coupling and potentially providing a long spin lifetime. Nanostructured carbons are not magnetic materials, but intrinsic magnetic behavioral nanostructure carbon materials could be fabricated through qualitative alterations. On alterations of carbon nanostructured materials, it changes their critical temperature and magneto-crystalline anisotropy energy that could be useful as favorable magnetic materials for different magnetic/electromagnetic device-based applications.
Different processes are used for the alteration of nanostructure carbon materials like chemical doping, introducing defects, changing the density of states, functionalization, intercalation, forming heterostructure and fabricating nanocomposites layered semiconductor materials. Among the carbon-based derived nanostructured materials, the graphene oxide (GO) gets attracted towards the magnet forming in the spin-like structure across the area of the magnet. Due to its magnetic behaviour, it is used for the adsorption of metals and radionuclides and to make nonconductive oxide-metal. In this review article, the basics of magnetic behavioral change of the carbon-based
GO/GO-nanocomposites nanostructured materials are described by gathering information from the literature that were/are reported by different researchers/research groups worldwide.
ChemElectroChem, Oct 21, 2020
Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Dec 1, 2017
AIP Advances, May 1, 2022
Diamond and Related Materials, Oct 1, 2018
Diamond and Related Materials, Oct 1, 2017
AIP Advances, Mar 1, 2023
Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Aug 1, 2011
Applied Surface Science, Jul 1, 2019
Journal of Applied Physics, Apr 28, 2018
Electrocatalysis, Mar 7, 2019
Chemical Physics Letters, Apr 1, 2018
Materials Today: Proceedings, 2021
Diamond and Related Materials, Dec 1, 2019
Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, Nov 1, 2017
Journal of Applied Physics, Oct 7, 2019
Diamond and Related Materials, Jul 1, 2011
ChemElectroChem, Sep 30, 2020