Structural heterogeneity of diamond-containing detonation material

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Diamond-containing material (DCM) synthesized by detonation was separated into fractions. Raman and infrared spectra and X-ray diffraction patterns of the individual fractions were measured. The particles of this material were characterized by the variable ratio of the diamond (sp3) and non-diamond components. The distribution of sp3-grains in the particles was of complicated character. The fine DCM particles contained an insignificant amount of diamond. The influence of density fluctuations on the DCM formation is discussed. © 2010 EDP Sciences.

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Korets, A., Krylov, A., & Mironov, E. (2010). Structural heterogeneity of diamond-containing detonation material. EPJ Applied Physics, 52(1). https://doi.org/10.1051/epjap/2010126

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