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Growth of Large High-Quality Type-II a Diamond Crystals

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Large high-quality type-II a diamond crystals in size of about 4.0 mm have been grown under the condition of 5.5 GPa and 1200–1300 degrees C by using the temperature gradient method in a domestic cubic anvil high-pressure apparatus. The Fe55Co16Ni25 alloy (KOV) is used as the solvent metal, and Ti with the content 1.5 wt.% of the solvent metal is selected as the nitrogen getter to reduce the impurity of nitrogen in the diamond crystal. To avoid the impurities and cave in the crystal, the growth rate of the initial stage of the growing process is controlled within 0.45 mg/h and the ring carbon source of the size Φ8 mm–Φ6 mm×3 mm is used to grow large diamond crystals.

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