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  • Diamond particles aggregation in aqueous electrolytes

    2022-4-1  Studies have shown that in dilute colloidal systems of diamond containing different concentrations of particles and multivalent ions, the values of the electrokinetic potential and polarizability of the particles remain unchanged if the ratio of the

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  • Diamond Nanostructures and Nanoparticles ... - SpringerLink

    2016-6-17  Through the discussion in terms of the electrochemical formation of charge carriers in the diamond particles, percolation theory, and charge screening at the double

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  • Understanding Diamond Blades Norton

    2017-5-1  The individual’s diamond sizes are specified in mesh ranges like 25-35 or 50-60. The higher the numbers the finer the individual particles. In practical application finer diamond is used for critically-hard material like

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  • Characterization of the interior structure of synthetic

    2016-10-1  TEM observation was originally presented about the interior microstructure of a diamond particle, and three different kinds of carbon allotropes were found existing in

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  • Hydrophobicity and Adhesion of Aggregated Diamond

    2020-10-20  To check this assumption, the aggregated diamond powders are separated into individual particles by mechanical grinding; then, the WCAs of separated as-grown

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  • High velocity erosion of CVD diamond coatings by

    2018-4-1  As the present study has shown, when using diamond particles (H p / H t ≈ 1.0) at high velocity (300 m s −1) as the erodent, the elastic-plastic radial and lateral cracks can

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  • Obtaining of Detonation Diamonds from Individual

    2021-4-16  The influence of the HE nanoparticle size on the size of the synthesized DND particles was considered in ; it was found that the use of HE particles up to 40 nm in size

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  • Volumetric incorporation of NV diamond emitters in

    2022-8-30  Individual diamond particles could create small-scale agglomerates, but they account for a minor proportion of the overall coverage and also tend to separate in the

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  • Explosive fragmentation of luminescent diamond particles

    2020-8-30  Detonation soot containing fragmented diamond particles rinsed off the walls of the detonation chamber was dried and purified ().First, the raw detonation soot was

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  • (PDF) Do Primary Particles of Detonation Nanodiamond

    2011-1-1  The characteristic size and volume of the nano voids were almost equal to those of NPhW. Based on DSC and adsorption data, it was concluded that SNBD material

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  • Synthesis of strong SiV photoluminescent diamond

    2018-3-26  The results show that the diamond particles are homogeneously distributed on the surface of the optical fiber. With the chamber pressure increasing from 1.6 kPa to 3.5 kPa, the shape of the particles transforms from flake to circle, while the diamond particles cannot be deposited on the fiber with the pressure further increased to 4.5 kPa.

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  • Diamond particle shape: Its measurement and influence in

    2009-1-31  Specifically, diamond particles of different grades have been studied in terms of their shape to identify useful trends and correlations with experimental wear rate. Ten diamond types, typically ...

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  • Diamond Nanostructures and Nanoparticles ... - SpringerLink

    2016-6-17  If nickel nanoparticles were applied as the etching mask, the formed diamond nanowires [ 14] have a height of 1200 (±200) nm, a width of 35 (±5) nm, and a density of ~10 10 cm −2, as shown in the SEM image in Fig. 1 c. In a bottom-up approach, diamond nanostructures are produced by the overgrowth of other nanostructures.

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  • Effect of added dispersants on diamond particles in Ni

    2015-11-6  The dispersion and adhesion of the diamond particles were improved when benzoic sulfimide was added to the composite plating bath at a concentration of 0.06 g/L. The number of individual diamond particles was 56 EA/mm 2, and the weight loss of alumina ball and specimen was 2.88 mg and 0.80 mg, respectively. Download to read the full

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  • Mechanical and Fatigue Properties of Diamond-Reinforced

    2022-1-26  The cladded particles (−53 + 45 μm, PDA C50, Element-Six, Ireland) consisted of a diamond core, a thin Ni interlayer and a Cu shell. The total cladding-to-diamond weight ratio was approximately 1:1, corresponding to a combined cladding layer thickness of 2–5 μm. The densities of all materials are summarized in Table 1.

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  • Effects of nano-diamond particles on the structure and

    2005-1-15  The nano-diamond particles, with an average size of 10 nm, were added to the above bath to produce n-Ni matrix composite coatings. The basic compositions of the electrolyte are as follows: 300 g/l nickel sulfate, 50 g/l nickel chloride, 40 g/l boric acid and 10 g/l nano-diamond particles.

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  • Hydrophobicity and Adhesion of Aggregated Diamond

    2020-10-20  To check this assumption, the aggregated diamond powders are separated into individual particles by mechanical grinding; then, the WCAs of separated as-grown diamond powders and commercial dispersed diamond powders are compared. The separated diamond surfaces show the lower WCAs of 99.68° and 96.96°.

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  • Abrasive cutter containing diamond particles and a

    1999-9-27  The volume of the coating (H) constitutes at least 30% of the volume of the diamond particles (D) in the fully consolidated state following individual sintering of the coated diamond particles (D, H). The abrasive cutters

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  • Single-crystal CVD diamond detector for high-resolution

    2014-11-25  The performance of a single-crystal diamond detector, grown by chemical vapour deposition, as an energy spectrometer for charged particles was studied. The detector was able to identify four different energies of -particles (5.389, 5.443, 5.486, and 5.545 MeV) thanks to a superior intrinsic energy resolution of (full width at half maximum).

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  • Nanocrystalline Diamond Films Prepared with Different ...

    However, research has demonstrated that the use of diamond nano-particles (ND) prepared with the use of a powerful ultrasound (750W) provides nucleation density much higher (10~ (12) part/cm~2) compared to that processed with larger size particles.

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  • Diamond particle shape: Its measurement and influence in

    2009-1-31  Ten diamond types, typically used by the abrasives industry and exhibiting varied shape, were selected. They included highly geometric single crystals, crushed single crystals, and...

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  • Diamond or CBN Particles Per Carat Eagle Superabrasives

    2022-11-14  The higher the mesh grit size the (400 grit mesh) the better the finish you will get from the wheel. Micron is the opposite of this, where the higher number has a coarser finish and the lower number leaves a better finish. In both cases the larger the number of particles per carat will leave a better finish.

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  • Frontiers High Temperature Treatment of Diamond

    Figure 1.Fluorescence (A) spectra and (B) images of irradiated and typically annealed (850°C) as well as RTA treated 20 um HPHT diamond particles irradiated to 1.5 × 10 19 e/cm 2 fluence. The zero phonon lines for NV° and NV − are indicated with a dotted line. Spectra and images were taken from bulk collection of particles under broadband

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  • Mechanical and Fatigue Properties of Diamond-Reinforced

    2022-1-26  The cladded particles (−53 + 45 μm, PDA C50, Element-Six, Ireland) consisted of a diamond core, a thin Ni interlayer and a Cu shell. The total cladding-to-diamond weight ratio was approximately 1:1, corresponding to a combined cladding layer thickness of 2–5 μm. The densities of all materials are summarized in Table 1.

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  • Effect of added dispersants on diamond particles in Ni

    2015-11-1  The dispersivity was analyzed with Image-Pro software, which was used to asses optical microscopy images, and the number of individual diamond particles and area fraction were calculated.

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  • Electrophoretic Deposition of Nanosized Diamond Particles

    2000-12-28  Diamond nanoparticles deposited by electrophoretic deposition (EPD) were investigated by several microscopic techniques. We have demonstrated that EPD method is useful to deposit nanosized diamond particles from isopropyl alcohol suspensions on highly oriented pyrolytic graphite (HOPG) substrates.

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  • Single-crystal CVD diamond detector for high-resolution

    2014-11-25  The performance of a single-crystal diamond detector, grown by chemical vapour deposition, as an energy spectrometer for charged particles was studied. The detector was able to identify four different energies of -particles (5.389, 5.443, 5.486, and 5.545 MeV) thanks to a superior intrinsic energy resolution of (full width at half maximum).

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  • Nanocrystalline Diamond Films Prepared with Different ...

    However, research has demonstrated that the use of diamond nano-particles (ND) prepared with the use of a powerful ultrasound (750W) provides nucleation density much higher (10~ (12) part/cm~2) compared to that processed with larger size particles.

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  • Review Article: Synthesis, properties, and applications of

    2019-4-12  Especially it concerns artificial diamonds fabricated by either static (HPHT or CVD growth) or dynamic (detonation, laser ablation) synthesis techniques in the form of micrometer- or nanometer-sized powders, a typical sample is an ensemble of small particles characterized by a distribution of individual sizes and properties of these particles.

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  • A METHOD OF COATING DIAMOND PARTICLES WITH

    a method of coating diamond particles comprising mixing a batch of individual discrete diamond particles with transition metal powder consisting essentially of powders selected from the class consisting of powders of titanium, zirconium, and their hydrides, and mixtures thereof, to form a dry deposit of said powder over the external surfaces of

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