Observational analysis shows enhanced laser-induced white emission in graphene foam, indicating magnetic influence.
Significant enhancement of the laser-induced white emission of graphene foam was observed with an applied magnetic field strength. The emission intensity decreased with distance from a neodymium magnet according to the inverse square law. This effect was explained in terms of the magnetic field's enhancement of graphene ionization.
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