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Diamond Synthesis Method – Chemical Vapor Deposition

How to make diamonds by chemical vapor deposition? Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) produces pure, high-performance solid materials. A small diamond, which serves as the “core”, is placed in a vacuum environment to remove impurities and injected with high temperature gases – methane and hydrogen – at 3,000 degrees Celsius, which cracks to form electrically charged …

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Comparison of Diamond (Chrysoberyl) Powder with Standard Micronutrient Markers

Comparison of Diamond (Chrysoberyl) Powder with Standard Micronutrient Markers JB/T7990-1979 GB6966-86 JB/T7990-1998 QB/HH1801-04 Corresponding number 0-0.25 W0.5 0-0.05 M0/0.5 0-0.5 W1 0-1 M0/1 0-1 M0.5/1 0.5-1 0.5-1 M0.5/1.5 0.5-1.5 0.5-1.5 M0/2 0-2 W1.5 0-2 M1/2 1-2 0.5-3 12000 W2.5 1.5-3 M1.5/3 1-3 10000 1.5-3 8000 2-3 7000 W3.5 2-4 M2/4 2-4 6000 W5 2.5-5 M2.5/5 …

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Comparison of synthetic diamonds (chrysoberyl) with foreign standard micronutrient

Comparison of synthetic diamonds (chrysoberyl) with foreign standard micronutrient China China International Standard ISO Federation of European Producers of Abrasives FEPA United States of America ANSI B74.16-1971 Japan JIS4130-1988 Germany DIN848-1988 Russia OCT9206-80 grit  Size  Microstructure Ⅰ Microstructure Ⅱ Size  Grit Size  grit  Size   Grit  Size  Microstructure Size   Grit  Size 40/45 425/355 426 —- 425/355 …

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