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Effects of pressure and temperature on sp3 fraction in diamondlike carbon materials
2007
Journal of Materials Research
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In this work, formation of diamond coating is studied using large-scale molecular dynamics (MD) simulation. The diamond coating is studied to explore how and to what extent the temperature and pressure affects the deposition structure. To analyze the coating results, the radial distribution function and the fraction of diamond (sp 3 bonds) is calculated. It is found that the sp 3 fraction in the deposition structure increases with the temperature and pressure. When the pressure becomes large
doi:10.1557/jmr.2007.0344
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