Materials with diamond-like properties and method and means for

Details Materials with diamond-like properties and method and means for Materials with diamond-like properties and method and means for

1990-08-31

1992-07-21

Kunemund, Robert

Chemistry of inorganic compounds

Carbon or compound thereof

Elemental carbon

423445, 423499, 156DIG68, 427 39, 118715, 118716, B01J 306

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active

051321050

ABSTRACT:
Diamonds or diamond like substances are formed by breaking covalent bonds of fullerene and/or azite particles in the presence of carbon containing gases to form tetrahedral diamond like structures.

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