Anamolous reduction of magnetic coercivity of graphene oxide and reduced graphene oxide upon cooling
arXiv:1302.3336 · doi:10.1063/1.4861173
Abstract
In this report we present the temperature evolution of magnetic coercivity of graphene oxide (GO) and reduced graphene oxide (RGO). We report an anamolous decrease in coercivity of GO and RGO with decreasing temperature. We could explain this anamolous behavior invoking the inherent presence of ripple in graphene. We observe antiferromagnetic and ferromagnetic behavior at room temperature for GO and RGO respectively, but at low temperatures both shows paramagnetic behavior.
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