Electron scattering in graphene by impurities with electric and magnetic dipole moments

The elastic electron scattering by impurities with electric and magnetic dipoles in graphene is studied with the help of Born approximation. Both types of scatterers give the nonzero cross section of backscattering. The scattering by the impurities with electric dipoles is more efficient even comparing to the scattering by the nanomagnets with anomalous magnetic moments. A comparison of the electron scattering transport cross sections by charged impurities and impurities with electric dipole moments shows that they can be comparable. The scattering by the impurities electric dipoles can be important in limiting the electron mobility in graphene along with the Coulomb scattering.