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JOURNAL OF SUPERHARD MATERIALS
Volume 35, Issue 4, Pages 195-213Publisher
ALLERTON PRESS INC
DOI: 10.3103/S1063457613040011
Keywords
single crystal diamond; chemical vapor deposition (CVD); high pressure; annealing; hardness; toughness; photoluminescence; infrared spectroscopy; cathodoluminescence; absorption; X-ray diffraction; X-ray spectroscopy; microwave; deposition; plasma
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- NSF
- DOE/NNSA
- WDLP
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Single crystal diamond synthesis by microwave plasma chemical vapor deposition at rapid growth rate has considerably advanced in the past few years. Developments have been made in growth, optical quality, and mechanical properties. Of the various types of single crystal diamond that can be produced using these techniques, high quality single crystal CVD diamond can be routinely produced, and this material is playing an increasing role in research on materials under extreme conditions. This article highlights recent developments in single crystal CVD diamond synthesis and characterization, as well as various applications in high-pressure materials research.
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