The magnetocaloric effect of non-relativistic diamagnetic materials presents an oscillatory character due to the crossing of the Landau levels with the Fermi energy. This effect occurs at low temperature (ca 1 K) and high magnetic field (ca 10 T). Considering the relativistic properties of graphenes, a 2D massless diamagnetic material, these oscillations could be preserved and the effect occurs in a much higher temperature (ca 100 K), due to the huge Fermi velocity (106 m/s). In addition, the magnetocaloric effect can be tuned as either inverse or normal, by changing the magnetic field change in ca 3.4 T.
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