Chemical reactivity and magnetism of graphene
E.F.Sheka, L.A.Chernozatonskii
TL;DR
This paper investigates how the weak interaction of unpaired electrons in graphene influences its chemical reactivity and magnetic properties using a broken spin-symmetry approach.
Contribution
It introduces a framework that explains the peculiar behavior of odd electrons in graphene, linking reactivity and magnetism.
Findings
Enhanced chemical reactivity due to odd electron behavior
Magnetism arising from broken spin symmetry
Insights into electron interactions in graphene
Abstract
The basic problem of weak interaction between odd electrons in graphene is considered within the framework of broken spin-symmetry approach. The latter exhibits the peculiarities of the odd electron behavior via both enhanced chemical reactivity and magnetism.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGraphene research and applications · Advanced Physical and Chemical Molecular Interactions · Advanced Chemical Physics Studies