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publicationDate 2020-04-21-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber CN-107954421-B
titleOfInvention A kind of atomically doped diamond and its synthesis method
abstract The invention provides an atomic-level doped diamond and a synthesis method thereof. The method of the invention has a simple process, and does not use a metal catalyst or another compound containing a doping element as a dopant. The single-component organic compound of the hetero element is the precursor, and the atomic-level doped diamond is synthesized by heating and pressing under not particularly harsh conditions, which effectively solves the problem that the mechanical mixing of the dopant and the carbon source cannot be very uniform. The problem of uncontrollable introduction of foreign impurities in the mixing process of the source and the dopant, the problem that the dopant itself has an uncontrollable influence on the diamond growth process, and the problem that the mixing ratio of the doping element and the carbon source cannot be controlled very accurately , to achieve the goal of synthesizing atomically doped diamond with a single-component organic compound containing impurity elements in situ as a precursor. Most of the doped diamond products of the present invention have irregular crystal appearances, and many crystal grains exist in the form of twin crystals.
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