Fluorinated nanodiamond as a precursor for solid substrate...

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2005-11-14

2010-12-28

Sample, David R (Department: 1783)

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Self-sustaining carbon mass or layer with impregnant or...

C977S742000

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention is directed to nanodiamond (ND) surface coatings and methods of making same. Such coatings are formed by a covalent linkage of ND crystals to a particular surface via linker species. The methods described herein overcome many of the limitations of the prior art in that they can be performed with standard wet chemistry (i.e., solution-based) methods, thereby permitting low temperature processing. Additionally, such coatings can potentially be applied on a large scale and for coating large areas of a variety of different substrates.

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