Abstract
The diamond nanoparticle surface is modified with Gd(III) ions by ion exchange with carboxyl group protons during the reaction of nanodiamond hydrosol with an aqueous solution of gadolinium nitrate. The results of the study by electron paramagnetic resonance and static magnetization measurements at low temperatures confirm the attachment of gadolinium ions to the surface of the diamond particle ∼5 nm in size. A spatial model of the arrangement of ions, in which the ion is located away from the surface by no more than 0.4 nm, is proposed.
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