Sentence examples for stable diamond from inspiring English sources

Some of the most stable diamond businesses have been hurt, too.

A series of wear tests has been undertaken on a range of thermally stable diamond composite (TSDC) samples.

The study aims at filling a gap of knowledge about the interaction of water with the most stable diamond surface.

It was found that CBN caused the transformation of silicon from its stable diamond cubic lattice structure to FCC lattice structure in the cutting zone which produced better metallic response during cutting.

In this work we present a bi-stable diamond micro-bridge with a centre operating contact, which can be used in various fields of application.

"The idea that there is a depth range within the atmospheres of Jupiter and (even more so) Saturn within which carbon would be stable as diamond does seem sensible," says Prof Raymond Jeanloz, one of the team who first predicted diamonds on Uranus and Neptune.

Carbon, phosphorus, and oxygen are monotropic; graphite is more stable than diamond, red phosphorus is more stable than white, and diatomic oxygen, having the formula O2, is more stable than triatomic oxygen (ozone, O3) under all ordinary conditions.

They are 7 kJ mol−1 metastable in terms of enthalpy relative to graphite, and just 5 kJ mol−1 less stable than diamond.

The graphitic-like reconstructed C 331) surface is found to have lower γ n × m than low-index C(111) and C(110) surfaces, indicating that the C 331) surface is one of the stable crystalline diamond surfaces.

These particles are then converted into more stable nano-diamonds during ultrasonication.

As expected, the Ct values generated with intact RNA resulted in the lowest and most stable Cts (diamonds).