“…[11,[14][15][16][17] Among the plenty of dielectric components, such as carbon materials, [18] conductive polymers, [19] sulfide, [20] nitride, [21] carbide, [22] and MXene, [23][24] carbon materials with tremendous superiorities in abundance, density, chemical stability, and corrosion resistance are considered as the ideal dielectric substrates. [25][26][27] Based on the carbonaceous dielectric substrate, using ferromagnetic metals, [12,28] ferromagnetic alloys, [29][30] and ferrites [31,32] as magnetic components is a universal strategy to optimize magnetic parameters among magnetic-dielectric synergy absorption composites. In this context, carbonaceous magnetic composites are highly sought-after electromagnetic wave absorbing materials, due to outstanding intrinsic magnetic-dielectric properties, tunable structures, and rich adjustability of chemical composition.…”