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Vapor Deposition of Diamond Particles from Methane
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics · 1982 · Vol. 21(4A) · pp. L183–L183
Abstract
Microcrystalline diamond has been formed on silicon or molybdenum substrates by vapor deposition from a geseous mixture of methane and hydrogen. Cubo-octahedral or multiply-twinned crystals were obtained. The structure of the deposits was identified by electron diffraction and Raman scattering.
Diamond and Carbon-based Materials ResearchNanowire Synthesis and ApplicationsElectronic and Structural Properties of OxidesMicrocrystallineChemical vapor depositionMethaneDiamondRaman spectroscopyMaterials scienceSiliconDeposition (geology)MolybdenumRaman scattering
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