“…Electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) is a suitable method for the study of compounds and materials with free electrons, radicals, radical ions, particles in the triplet state, as well as paramagnetic ions of transition and rare earth metals. To summarize, both CNMs and lanthanide derivatives are suitable objects for EPR studies [17][18][19][20]. The CNTs [21,22], nitrogen-doped CNTs [23], boron-doped CNTs [24], CNFs [25][26][27], consolidate of CNTs and CNFs [28][29][30][31], GO [32][33][34], graphene [35], GO aerogels [36,37], GO quantum dots [38], carbon nanofibers [39], glass-like carbon [40], detonation diamonds and NDs [12], graphitepolystyrene composite [41], carbon films [42], natural coals [43], oxidized coals [44], carbon blacks [45], different carbon composites [46] and others [18] were investigated using the EPR.…”