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“…Amorphous and nanocrystalline diamond materials have been successfully synthesized from graphite and soot [49], carbon nanotubes [39], fullerite C 60 [50]. The nano-size of the grains has been achieved through direct catalyst-free transformations of carbon materials into diamond with a low grain growth rate and a high nucleation frequency.…”
Section: Superhard Materials: More Equal Than Othersmentioning
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“…Amorphous and nanocrystalline diamond materials have been successfully synthesized from graphite and soot [49], carbon nanotubes [39], fullerite C 60 [50]. The nano-size of the grains has been achieved through direct catalyst-free transformations of carbon materials into diamond with a low grain growth rate and a high nucleation frequency.…”
Section: Superhard Materials: More Equal Than Othersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such single crystals have the Knoop hardness of 145 GPa, which is by 1.5 times greater than the values for ordinary natural diamonds. These impurity-free defect-free diamonds have already found application as indenters for hardness testing machines [48].Amorphous and nanocrystalline diamond materials have been successfully synthesized from graphite and soot [49], carbon nanotubes [39], fullerite C 60 [50]. The nano-size of the grains has been achieved through direct catalyst-free transformations of carbon materials into diamond with a low grain growth rate and a high nucleation frequency.…”
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“…Maximum pressures measured using current experimental techniques are around 55GPa. The bulk modulus of superhard phase nanotubes is 462 to 546 GPa, even higher than that of diamond (420) GPa for single diamond crystal) (Popov, 2003).…”
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“…Compressing CNTs yields more interesting but perplexing phases owing to the structural complexity of CNTs, such as chirality, diameter, single-wall or multi-wall. 20,[38][39][40][41][42][43] However, with the development and improvement of experimental techniques, small and homogeneous CNTs might be achieved and used as fundamental building block for other structures or devices. Actually, many studies have been performed to achieve this goal.…”
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