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Diamond Color Center Based Quantum Metrology in Industries for Energy Applications.
Review in ACS omega, 2025. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 1 paper.
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Abstract
Atomic scale defects in diamond are emerging as next-generation quantum sensors. One such defect is the nitrogen vacancy (NV) center which possesses artificial atom-like properties making it a strong contender for a room temperature solid state qubit. These spin defects are optically addressable by studying their optically detected magnetic resonance spectra (ODMR). The spin states can be initialized, controlled, and read out by a shining laser. The photoluminescence spectra contain information on the external magnetic field, electric field, temperature, etc. Thus, this type of multimodal sensor is exigent in various fields of research viz. chemistry, materials science, biology, and fundamental physics. In today's world where energy-related products are booming, deployment of quantum sensors can expedite the development. Based on existing works, this paper makes an attempt to identify the applications of color centers in diamond for energy sectors. We have highlighted the efficacy of quantum diamond sensors in the oil and gas industry, battery research, and photovoltaics. In addition, a summary of the structural and quantum properties of defects in diamond, synthesis of diamond, protocols for optical detection of spin states, different types of color centers, etc., is presented.
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