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30 September 1996 Fullerenes transfer to diamond under laser processing and subsequent heat treatment
Bingqing Wei, Ji Liang, Jihong Zhang, Wenjin Liu, Zhidong Gao, Dehai Wu
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The experimental samples, coated with buckyballs and buckytubes respectively, were processed with laser and subsequent quenching. Scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy, x-ray diffraction and Raman spectroscopy were employed to investigate the treated surfaces. The experimental results showed that diamond particles dispersed in Fe-C alloy system could be obtained by CO2 continuous laser-induced quenching of fullerene coatings on carbon steel s well as on ductile iron. The results also indicated that the treated surfaces, which reached an average macro-hardness of HRC 65-70, contained a great deal of polygonal crystallites on the order of microns and most of them were well-faceted cubic diamonds.
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Bingqing Wei, Ji Liang, Jihong Zhang, Wenjin Liu, Zhidong Gao, and Dehai Wu "Fullerenes transfer to diamond under laser processing and subsequent heat treatment", Proc. SPIE 2888, Laser Processing of Materials and Industrial Applications, (30 September 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.253133
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KEYWORDS
Diamond

Crystals

Fullerenes

Carbon

Iron

Heat treatments

Laser processing

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