Diamond grew in the subsurface of liquid metal composed of gallium, iron, nickel and silicon, by catalytic activation of methane and diffusion of carbon atoms into and within the subsurface regions. We found that the supersaturation of carbon in the liquid metal subsurface leads to the nucleation...
Diamond grew in the subsurface of liquid metal composed of gallium, iron, nickel and silicon, by catalytic activation of methane and diffusion of carbon atoms into and within the subsurface regions. We found that the supersaturation of carbon in the liquid metal subsurface leads to the nucleation...
The first report of synthetic diamond involved a high-pressure high-temperature (HPHT) process in which diamond was the thermodynamically stable phase1. Subsequent attempts to make diamond at less extreme conditions culminated in the rapid growth of diamond films by chemical vapour deposition2,3. But...
Growth factors are proteins that work as paracrine or au-tocrine modulators of cell proliferation. Many growth factors have been isolated that were originally purified on the basis of a specific biological effect and subsequently named for this effect...
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The role of cuprous oxide globules in the growth of copper whiskers in large quantity Shigeyoshi Kittaka, Kiyoshi Kishi Page 171 select article Growth of diamond seed crystals from the vapour at sub-atmospheric pressure DiscussionNo access
Their energy ranges were 1–10 eV, which was higher than those of the other deposition processes such as the thermal evaporation in vacuum. The energetic sputtered species lower the synthesis temperature. Typical example of lowering the growth temperature is diamond growth at room temperature.21 ...
This purely geometrical argument, however, does not always produce the correct result: layers of diamond lattice materials such as Ge bounded by {111} facets have been grown with a (110) texture. This apparent incongruence is corrected by accounting for twinning of the Ge structure. The energy...
They have a crystal size of ~5 nm and high crystallinity (Fig. 1c and Supplementary Fig. 1). The interplanar crystal spacing in lattice-fringe transmission electron microscopy (TEM) images was measured to be ~ 0.21 nm, which corresponds to diamond (111) planes (0.206 nm, PDF#...
Single crystal diamond has a unique combination of electronic and materials properties that would be useful for a number of electronic applications. For instance, the extremely high thermal conductivity of diamond combined with its low dielectric constan