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• ; charge carrier transport; host–guest interactions; spin localization; Review Introduction Quasi-graphitic carbon nanoparticles (CNs) were found to show very interesting behavior with respect to the localization of charge carriers. Due to their large specific surface area, CNs are very sensitive to the

• of controlled charge and spin localization within different systems based on nano-graphite or nano-graphene crystallites can be approached. Individual carbon nanoparticles – the structure Graphite crystals are layered materials with the strong carbon bonding within the atomic sheets and weak