2014
DOI: 10.17563/rbav.v31i1-2.914
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Phonon confinement model applied on the Raman spectra of CVD diamond films grown through graphite etching

Abstract: Os filmes de nanodiamante sintetizados em condições experimentais específicas, tais como a concentração de metano, hidrogênio e argônio, e ainda temperatura, possuem um grande número de aplicações, principalmente em eletroquímica, devido a sua condutividade elétrica fortemente influenciada pelo composto transpoliacetileno que traz o dímero C 2 em sua estrutura o qual apresenta ligações do tipo π e a alternância entre os estados ligados e não ligados desta, influencia sobremaneira no valor do GAP do filme. Devi… Show more

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“…As shown here and also in the previous work, determination of the ND size from the diamond line parameters using the current PCMs for NDs ,, , might be problematic mainly due to the use of an unsuitable model material such as defective and size-insensitive DND or the occurrence of temperature effects. However, we can take advantage of another part of the Raman spectra, the low-frequency region in the vicinity of the laser/Rayleigh line, where low-frequency acoustic modes are expected for few-nanometer diamond particles.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…As shown here and also in the previous work, determination of the ND size from the diamond line parameters using the current PCMs for NDs ,, , might be problematic mainly due to the use of an unsuitable model material such as defective and size-insensitive DND or the occurrence of temperature effects. However, we can take advantage of another part of the Raman spectra, the low-frequency region in the vicinity of the laser/Rayleigh line, where low-frequency acoustic modes are expected for few-nanometer diamond particles.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 73%