“…With the development of technology electromagnetic waves have been used in all aspects of life, such as microwave ovens, cell phones, and so on. − But electromagnetic waves bring us convenience and at the same time will produce radiation to harm people’s central nervous system, cardiovascular system, and so on. − Therefore, many electromagnetic wave absorbing materials have been developed to reduce the harm of electromagnetic waves, mainly including carbon-based materials (graphene, carbon fiber, carbon nanotubes), − magnetic materials (magnetic metals, oxides, alloys), − magnetic carbon composites, − and other nanomaterials (carbide, nitride, sulfide, MXene). − It is well-known that electromagnetic wave-absorbing materials dissipate electromagnetic waves mainly through dielectric and magnetic losses . Among these reported wave-absorbing materials, almost all of them are based on dielectric loss or electromagnetic loss coupling to regulate the electromagnetic wave-absorbing performance, which leads to the difficulty of revealing the specific influence mechanism of individual magnetic factors on the wave-absorbing performance.…”