“…Surprisingly, extended carbidization times (Carb 96 ha nd 140 h) produce ICNPs displaying unprecedented SAR values,e ven at magnetic field amplitudes as low as 20-25 mT.M agnetic field amplitudes in the 20-25 mT range can be easily produced on big volumes (human size for example), and are considered low as compared to what can be found in other articles. [10,11] Fora na pplication in energy storage,t he limit between low and high amplitudes can be seen as the deviation from linearity in the curve representing the energy required to produce magnetic fields of given amplitudes.I nt he case of our coils (100 and 300 kHz), it is found near 25 and 30 mT, respectively (details can be found in the Supporting Information). Carbidizations longer that 140 hd on ot lead to any further changes in the SAR value.T he measured SAR value for Carb 140 h(3200 Wg À1 at 47 mT,100 kHz) corresponds to ah ysteresis area A = 32 mJ g À1 ,w hich is by far the highest value ever reported in the literature,and close to the maximal achievable theoretical hysteresis area under these conditions…”