Patent classifications
C01B32/28
Body obtained by processing solid carbon-containing material, producing method thereof, and producing apparatus thereof
A method for producing a body obtained by processing a solid carbon-containing material, the method includes: preparing the solid carbon-containing material composed of a material having at least a surface containing solid carbon; forming a gas phase fluid containing at least one of an active gas or an active plasma which are active against the solid carbon; and processing the solid carbon-containing material by injecting the gas phase fluid onto at least a part of the surface of the solid carbon-containing material.
Body obtained by processing solid carbon-containing material, producing method thereof, and producing apparatus thereof
A method for producing a body obtained by processing a solid carbon-containing material, the method includes: preparing the solid carbon-containing material composed of a material having at least a surface containing solid carbon; forming a gas phase fluid containing at least one of an active gas or an active plasma which are active against the solid carbon; and processing the solid carbon-containing material by injecting the gas phase fluid onto at least a part of the surface of the solid carbon-containing material.
IRON GRADIENT IN POLYCRYSTALLINE DIAMOND COMPACTS; BLANKS, CUTTERS AND CUTTING TOOLS INCLUDING SAME; AND METHODS OF MANUFACTURE
Polycrystalline diamond compacts, polycrystalline diamond blanks, polycrystalline diamond cutters, and tools incorporating same for cutting, milling, grinding, drilling and other abrasive operations, particularly in metal cutting applications, include a diamond table having a gradient in iron content that increases as distance into the volume of the diamond table increases. The iron gradient increases resistance to wear, such as in interrupted milling tests. The disclosure further relates to methods of manufacturing polycrystalline diamond compacts having a gradient in iron concentration in the diamond table, blanks and cutters including polycrystalline diamond compacts, cutting tools incorporating such compacts, blanks and cutters, and methods of cutting, milling, grinding and drilling, particularly metal machining, using such compacts, blanks, cutters, cutting tools and drill bits.
IRON GRADIENT IN POLYCRYSTALLINE DIAMOND COMPACTS; BLANKS, CUTTERS AND CUTTING TOOLS INCLUDING SAME; AND METHODS OF MANUFACTURE
Polycrystalline diamond compacts, polycrystalline diamond blanks, polycrystalline diamond cutters, and tools incorporating same for cutting, milling, grinding, drilling and other abrasive operations, particularly in metal cutting applications, include a diamond table having a gradient in iron content that increases as distance into the volume of the diamond table increases. The iron gradient increases resistance to wear, such as in interrupted milling tests. The disclosure further relates to methods of manufacturing polycrystalline diamond compacts having a gradient in iron concentration in the diamond table, blanks and cutters including polycrystalline diamond compacts, cutting tools incorporating such compacts, blanks and cutters, and methods of cutting, milling, grinding and drilling, particularly metal machining, using such compacts, blanks, cutters, cutting tools and drill bits.
Diamond crystal substrate, method for producing diamond crystal substrate, and method for homo-epitaxially growing diamond crystal
A diamond crystal substrate has a substrate surface that is one crystal plane among (100), (111), and (110) and that has atomic steps and terraces structure at an off-angle of 7° or less excluding 0°.
METHOD FOR FORMING DIAMOND PRODUCT
A method for forming a diamond product. Diamond material is provided and a damage layer comprising sp.sup.2 bonded carbon is formed in the material. The presence of the damage layer defines a first diamond layer above and in contact with the damage layer and a second diamond layer below and in contact with the damage layer. The damage layer is electrochemically etched to separate it from the first layer, wherein the electrochemical etching is performed in a solution containing ions, the solution having an electrical conductivity of at least 500 μS cm.sup.−1, and wherein the ions are capable of forming radicals during electrolysis. The diamond product is also described.
METHOD FOR FORMING DIAMOND PRODUCT
A method for forming a diamond product. Diamond material is provided and a damage layer comprising sp.sup.2 bonded carbon is formed in the material. The presence of the damage layer defines a first diamond layer above and in contact with the damage layer and a second diamond layer below and in contact with the damage layer. The damage layer is electrochemically etched to separate it from the first layer, wherein the electrochemical etching is performed in a solution containing ions, the solution having an electrical conductivity of at least 500 μS cm.sup.−1, and wherein the ions are capable of forming radicals during electrolysis. The diamond product is also described.
METHOD OF GENERATING A DETERMINISTIC COLOR CENTER IN A DIAMOND
A method generates at least one deterministic F-center in a diamond layer. By implanting a dopant in the diamond layer and incorporating at least one foreign atom in the diamond layer by low-energy bombardment for the formation of the F-center in a second step, conversion rates of greater than 70% can be achieved. This is a significant increase in relation to undoped diamond, in which the conversion rates are only around 6%. Via doping with a donor, such as phosphorous, oxygen or sulphur, a good conversion into negatively charged F-centers can be achieved, which are used for Qubit applications.
METHOD OF GENERATING A DETERMINISTIC COLOR CENTER IN A DIAMOND
A method generates at least one deterministic F-center in a diamond layer. By implanting a dopant in the diamond layer and incorporating at least one foreign atom in the diamond layer by low-energy bombardment for the formation of the F-center in a second step, conversion rates of greater than 70% can be achieved. This is a significant increase in relation to undoped diamond, in which the conversion rates are only around 6%. Via doping with a donor, such as phosphorous, oxygen or sulphur, a good conversion into negatively charged F-centers can be achieved, which are used for Qubit applications.
COMPOSITIONS AND ARTICLES COMPRISING (NANO)DIAMOND PARTICLES
Compositions and articles comprising diamond particles, such as nanodiamond based pharmaceutical compositions, are generally provided. In some embodiments, the articles and methods comprising (nano)diamond particles may be useful for monitoring and/or treating a disease (e.g., in a subject).