Science · 1969 · 44 citations · 7 references
Materials EngineeringMaterials ScienceCarbon SequestrationDiamond-like CarbonEngineeringNatural Polycrystalline DiamondPorous CarbonCarbonizationCrystalline InclusionsCarbon MaterialsXenomorphic Diamond CrystallitesGeologyGeochemistryChemistrySecondary MineralsFunctional Materials
Carbonados are porous aggregates of mostly xenomorphic diamond crystallites ranging in diameter from a fraction of a micron to over 20 microns. Crystalline inclusions (up to 3 percent) occur in the pores of the crystallites and consist mainly of orthoclase and small amounts of other igneous, metamorphic, and secondary minerals.
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