Published May 22, 1995
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Diamond growth in premixed propylene-oxygen flames
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- Shin, Ho Seon
- Goodwin, David G.
Abstract
Diamond film growth in low-pressure premixed propylene/oxygen flames is demonstrated. Well-faceted films are grown at a pressure of 180 Torr and a fuel/oxygen ratio of 0.47. Using propylene as the fuel may greatly improve the economics of flame synthesis of diamond, since propylene is an order of magnitude cheaper than acetylene.
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©1995 American Institute of Physics. Received 21 December 1994; accepted 24 March 1995. We wish to thank Max Bachrach for performing the Raman analysis, and Adam Singer for supplying gas price information. This work is supported, in part, by grants from the National Science Foundation and the Naval Research Laboratory.Files
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