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ChemInform Abstract: “Supramolecular” Solid-State Chemistry: Interpenetrating Diamond-Type Frameworks of U4+ Ions Linked by S,S′-Bidentate P2S2-6 Mol…

2010

Diamond typeSolid-state chemistryCrystallographyDenticityChemistrySupramolecular chemistryGeneral MedicineRodIonChemInform
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Growth zoning and strain patterns inside diamond crystals as revealed by Raman maps

2005

The Raman mapping technique provides a non-destructive means of studying internal growth textures and other micro-structural heterogeneity inside diamond single-crystals. Raman maps showing distribution patterns of the bandwidth (FWHM) of the main first-order lattice vibration of diamond ( LO=TO phonon at ~1332 cm −1 ) along two-dimensional planes inside diamond crystals may reveal the internal growth zoning of these crystals. The observed zoning is affected, and in some cases even obscured in micro-areas adjacent to inclusions, by patterns of heterogeneous strain in the diamond. We present Raman maps obtained from diamond crystals containing large, single-crystal graphite inclusions, from …

Materials scienceCondensed matter physicsPhononMaterial properties of diamondDiamondMineralogyengineering.materialDiamond flawssymbols.namesakeDiamond typeGeophysicsGeochemistry and PetrologysymbolsengineeringGraphiteRaman spectroscopyKimberliteAmerican Mineralogist
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Crystallographic analysis of extended defects in diamond-type crystals

2005

Abstract To investigate irradiation-induced Si amorphization during its initial stages, we have performed a classical molecular-dynamics (MD) calculation for the case of self-irradiation by 5 keV ions at a low temperature of 100 K. We examined the geometry of self-interstitial atom (SIA) clusters using the pixel mapping (PM) method, on the output data of MD calculations. Perfect crystalline silicon (c-Si) is amorphized by self-irradiation, and we observe that many SIA are produced. During sequential self-irradiation, the most frequently observed species were isolated SIA, i.e. I1 (monomer). The fractions of SIA clusters decreased as I2 (dimer), I3 (trimer), and I4 (tetramer) clusters, respe…

Nuclear and High Energy PhysicsMolecular dynamicschemistry.chemical_compoundCrystallographyDiamond typechemistryTetramerDimerAtomTrimerCrystalline siliconInstrumentationIonNuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B: Beam Interactions with Materials and Atoms
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“Supramolecular” Solid-State Chemistry: Interpenetrating Diamond-Type Frameworks of U4+ Ions Linked byS,S′-Bidentate P2S62− Molecular Rods in UP4S12

2001

Inseparably interwoven are three independent polymeric diamond-type U(P2 S6 )2 frameworks in the structure of the title compound. The linear P2 S6 units act as molecular rods linking the pseudotetrahedral U4+ centers. U(P2 S6 )2 may be viewed as a coordination polymer which is formed from U/P/S melts by the solid-state equivalent of the self-assembly reactions in solution.

Solid-state chemistryMaterials scienceDenticityCoordination polymerInorganic chemistrySupramolecular chemistryGeneral ChemistryCatalysisRodIonDiamond typeCrystallographychemistry.chemical_compoundchemistryAngewandte Chemie International Edition
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In situ micro-Raman and X-ray diffraction study of diamonds and petrology of the new ureilite UAE 001 from the United Arab Emirates

2008

International audience; A new olivine-pigeonite ureilite containing abundant diamonds and graphite was found in the United Arab Emirates. This is the first report of a meteorite in this country. The sample is heavily altered, of medium shock level, and has a total weight of 155 g. Bulk rock, olivine (Fo79.8-81.8) and pyroxene (En73.9-75.2, Fs15.5-16.9, Wo8.8-9.5) compositions are typical of ureilites. Olivine rims are reduced with Fo increasing up to Fo96.1-96.8. Metal in these rims is completely altered to Fehydroxide during terrestrial weathering. We studied diamond and graphite using micro-Raman and in situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction. The main diamond Raman band (LO=TO mode at ~1332 c…

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