Crystallinity and surface electrostatics of diamond nanocrystals

By Amanda S. Barnard, Michael Sternberg. 2007

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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Materials Chemistry

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• The properties and applications of nanodiamonds. (2011, background): “3 nm) of various shapes with less than 76% surface graphitization are likely to be stable in the diamond structure, possessing a thin (either single or double layer) graphitic shel”
• Carbon structure in nanodiamonds elucidated from Raman spectroscopy (2017, methodology): “The structure of diamond nanoparticles has been studied previously by many methods, including TEM [1,4], XPS [13 e 15], and others [10,13 e 17].”
• Mechanical properties of epoxy composites with high contents of nanodiamond (2011, background): “To achieve uniform dispersion is especially difficult in the case of ND powders, which are known for their abnormal tendency to aggregation when compared to other nanomaterials [27,28].”