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Model of spin localization in activated carbon fibers
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<p>Mechanisms of spin localization in graphitic nanoparticles of activated carbon fibers (ACFs) are discussed. Electronic properties of ACFs are described by the model which is the fusion of two approaches: Langevin paramagnetism represented by Curie law in electron paramagnetic resonance measurements and granular metal model used to describe conducting properties of separated fibers according to metal-insulator transition. This approach shows the possibility of changing the electronic properties of ACFs by temperature or adsorbed molecules as a main factors. © 2006 American Institute of Physics.</p>